Anyone using Seagate ST2000DM001 2TB drives in their NAS?

Yes i am using 1 of these drives and so far no issues after 6 months use, these drives must have firmware CC4H or newer so if they do not then update them before you put them in your Readynas and check the HCL to make sure they are certified for your Readynas > http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/20641

Below are my smart stats for this disk

ST2000DM001-9YN164 1863 GB
Firmware Version: CC4H

SMART Attribute
Spin Up Time: 0
Start Stop Count: 823
Reallocated Sector Count: 0
Power On Hours: 1432
Spin Retry Count: 0
Power Cycle Count: 388
Runtime Bad Block: 0
End-to-End Error: 0
Reported Uncorrect: 0
Command Timeout: 0
High Fly Writes: 0
Airflow Temperature Cel: 33
G-Sense Error Rate: 0
Power-Off Retract Count: 386
Load Cycle Count: 9301
Temperature Celsius: 33
Current Pending Sector: 0
Offline Uncorrectable: 0

unsure on this particular model, but watch out for the following as I've been burnt on this recently and had to pull my drives out of the array etc & risk my backup strategy even though I ensured I'd picked my drives from the HCL...
covered with the fact Seagate dropped their warranty period, next time, I'm going WD RED.

see if it's applicable on these units?
viewtopic.php?f=24&t=64510#p361755

if they have similar firmware to the other models & cc32 firmware, from my experience - you're going to be in trouble sooner that later.

Personally I'd get a WD red instead. It is early days with the red line, but so there are very few issues I've seen reported with them. I have a couple, they are working quite well.