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NV+ = Segate ES.2 vs. Constellation
Howdy folks, I have an NV+ (see signature below) that currently has three drives in it: Seagate Barracuda ES.2 / ST31000340NS I'm ready to expand and add a fourth drive, however the ES.2 drives have...
Hi Flash,
I too am a ling time ReadyNAS user, starting in the old Infrant days. (It looks like I joined only days before you. :)) I have also heavily promoted the ReadyNAS professionally and to friends. I also remember the days when the Jedis were *very* fast to respond to *any* question or issue. It looks like those days have passed and it is time to start re-evaluating my NAS recommendations.
Like you I can't wait any longer and have purchased a new Constellation disk in an attempt to rescue a failing RAID set. I am sure the disk will work initially the question is more about longer term compatibility and more importantly stability. Given that Netgear won't talk to us I suppose time will have to tell us how well this new model drive will perform.
Regards,
Ian.
I too am a ling time ReadyNAS user, starting in the old Infrant days. (It looks like I joined only days before you. :)) I have also heavily promoted the ReadyNAS professionally and to friends. I also remember the days when the Jedis were *very* fast to respond to *any* question or issue. It looks like those days have passed and it is time to start re-evaluating my NAS recommendations.
Like you I can't wait any longer and have purchased a new Constellation disk in an attempt to rescue a failing RAID set. I am sure the disk will work initially the question is more about longer term compatibility and more importantly stability. Given that Netgear won't talk to us I suppose time will have to tell us how well this new model drive will perform.
Regards,
Ian.
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