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DOA
Sep 08, 2014Aspirant
Trying Seagate 6T in Ultra 4
I currently have a very full Ultra 4 with four 4TB drives. I have the first 6TB drive in now and it tested good, resync is at 10%. I will post again with progress when I get more of the drives in pla...
StephenB
Sep 13, 2014Guru - Experienced User
If you aren't prepared invest the time and take some risks, then probably you should stick with OS4.
There is an extensive thread on the subject here: viewtopic.php?t=70133 The "WARNING: NO NTGR SUPPORT!" is quite correct. Netgear won't support you, Netgear is not recommending that you switch, and Netgear is not providing information on how to do the switch. So if you proceed you are on your own.
People who have taken the plunge have found that
-OS6 mostly works with the x86 legacy NAS (ultra and pro)
-there can be issues with fan control and perhaps some other hardware-specific things
-you can switch back to OS4 later if you want to
-the switch (either direction) will destroy all data on the NAS. So you will need a full backup.
There is an extensive thread on the subject here: viewtopic.php?t=70133 The "WARNING: NO NTGR SUPPORT!" is quite correct. Netgear won't support you, Netgear is not recommending that you switch, and Netgear is not providing information on how to do the switch. So if you proceed you are on your own.
People who have taken the plunge have found that
-OS6 mostly works with the x86 legacy NAS (ultra and pro)
-there can be issues with fan control and perhaps some other hardware-specific things
-you can switch back to OS4 later if you want to
-the switch (either direction) will destroy all data on the NAS. So you will need a full backup.
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