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4TB disks on ReadyNas Ultra 6?
I just bought a ReadyNAS ULTRA 6 for a great price of less than USD 600,- including a 2TB Seagate disk. Waste of space with only 1 x 2TB, so need to get some new disks... The plan was to fill it up w...
Thanks for the reply, appreciate it.
I was asking the same question in two topics because both topics were relevant to my question and vice versa.
To be future similar question asking users of service I will gladly point them to that other topic -> http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=2464&p=432215#p432215
I no longer have tech support so I'll have to chance it. I just wanted a reason not to try it and so far there are none.
Also, another topic mentioned that any size drive should work on any x86 box as GPT drives are not size limited. They are on ARM boxes though.
So drives are on order (plus I can return the unused ones anyway).
I will post my results in the OTHER topic as compatability of these drives are directly applicable to that topic.
I was asking the same question in two topics because both topics were relevant to my question and vice versa.
To be future similar question asking users of service I will gladly point them to that other topic -> http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=2464&p=432215#p432215
I no longer have tech support so I'll have to chance it. I just wanted a reason not to try it and so far there are none.
Also, another topic mentioned that any size drive should work on any x86 box as GPT drives are not size limited. They are on ARM boxes though.
So drives are on order (plus I can return the unused ones anyway).
I will post my results in the OTHER topic as compatability of these drives are directly applicable to that topic.
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