ReadyNAS Device Compatibility List can be found here.Edited March 27, 2009.

paul-j-ghosh wrote: Where is the 1GB memory compatibility list for a ReadyNAS NV+ sparc? I don't think there ever was one. And of course it has been a while since the NAS was discontinued (2011). That said, the NV+ v1 uses Non-ECC PC2700 DDR-SDRAM SO-DIMM

HiCan the new 750Gig seagates(perpindicular) be used in the reeadynas--4 of them--Ranon

With p9, you can use up to 3 x 750GB. You'll need to wait for p10 to use 4 x 750GB or expand out the existing 3 x 750GB to 4 x 750GB.

I have a HP 720 printer and it shows up and shares out. I install the driver and it shows the printer as ready.... When i print nothing comes out. Should this printer work, or is there a possibility of getting it to work?Thanks!

Hmm, I would think that HP would work. What Windows version are you using?If it's not too inconvenient, you may want to continue to use the printer locally until the next RAIDiator version is released. It has some major changes on the printer support side of things.

ReadyNAS Device Compatibility List

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paul-j-ghosh
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Aug 05, 2024
Where is the 1GB memory compatibility list for a ReadyNAS NV+ sparc?
- StephenB
  Guru - Experienced User
  Aug 05, 2024
  paul-j-ghosh wrote:
  
  Where is the 1GB memory compatibility list for a ReadyNAS NV+ sparc?
  
  I don't think there ever was one. And of course it has been a while since the NAS was discontinued (2011).
  
  That said, the NV+ v1 uses Non-ECC PC2700 DDR-SDRAM SO-DIMM
  - paul-j-ghosh
    Aspirant
    Aug 07, 2024
    ordered: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D3Q44S7G
StephenB
Guru - Experienced User
Jun 08, 2015
The Duo V1 can't handle drives > 2 TB. So the WD30EFRX will not work.

maurinho

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Jun 08, 2015

StephenB wrote:
gidu wrote:
My NETGEAR RND2000 V1 is full and i need to change my hard drives, (two SAMSUNG 1TB), so, is these HDD are compatible with my RND200 V1 : Western Digital Green Desktop WD20EZRX - 3.5'' SATA III IntelliPower cache 64 Mo 2 To ?
It's not on the official list (though you aren't under warranty support anyway if you purchased when you joined the forum).

I'd get the WD20EFRX instead. I use one in my duo, and have had no problems. It's intended for NAS, and has a 3 year warranty (the EZRX only has a 1 year).

Hi, I'm looking for an upgrade on my NETGEAR RND2000,
would like to get WD30EFRX does anyone know if this disk work with ReadyNas Duo V1 ?
TIA.
Mauro

dhl
Luminary
Apr 15, 2015
Hi All,

It seems like it's been a very long time since the official compatibility list has been updated. Current vendors like HGST aren't even on the list at all. According to this recent report from Backblaze, HGST drives seems to be the most reliable this year:

https://www.backblaze.com/blog/best-hard-drive/

I'm considering the same 6TB HGST NAS drives as @ZBoater, but I'm not sure want to give up ReadyNAS support by buying off the HCL.

Any word on when the HCL will be updated?

Thanks!
--dhl
ZBoater
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Apr 13, 2015
Anyone have experience with the HGST Deskstar NAS drives 0S03839?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00O0M ... UTF8&psc=1

They seem to tick the right boxes for NAS use. 7200RPM, 128MB of cache, 1 million hours MTBF, rotational vibration sensor, etc.
PaulEvans1
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Jan 31, 2015
And a WD Red WD20EFRX is accepted quite happily by an NV+ v1, even though it is not on the HCL, initialised in a couple of hours, and is currently resyncing. So far so good....
I know the Red pros are supposed to be even more reliable, but couldn't get one of those in a hurry. Don't like being a disc down in my NAS....
PaulEvans1
Aspirant
Jan 31, 2015
Many thanks Stephen - I'll go get one of those then.
Paul
StephenB
Guru - Experienced User
Jan 30, 2015
I'd get one of the NAS drives - personally I'd use the EFRX, but there are plenty of folks who like Seagate. I am using a WD20EFRX in my Duo V1, and it is working fine.

I'd avoid the Seagate DM and the WD EZRX. The WD green drives will work (though you may want to reset the parking threshold). But the NAS drives are a better option.
PaulEvans1
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Jan 30, 2015
I need to get a replacement 2TB drive for my NV+ v1 in a hurry (disc just failed). My local stockist who is open tomorrow has the following in stock -
2TB Seagate Barracuda ST2000DM001
2TB Seagate ST2000VN000 for NAS
2TB Western Digital Caviar Green WD20EZRX
2TB Western Digital WD2003FZEX
2TB Western Digital Red WD20EFRX
2TB Toshiba DT01ACA200

The first and the last one are on the NV+ v1 HCL; the others are not. However the 2nd Seagate (ST2000VN000) and the WD Red are optimised for NAS which is tempting.
Any advice as to what would be the best option? (or indeed anything to avoid?). Thanks.

Paul Evans
albertoita
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Jan 16, 2015
Thank you for your help to understand.

Ciao