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bobbiedigital
Jun 02, 2014Aspirant
Raid changing automatically
HI, I have a NAS 314, when I bought it I had one drive, I put it in and added another drive, I then bought another drive and then added that, it stayed at raid 1. I rang netgear up and they said if...
StephenB
Jun 02, 2014Guru - Experienced User
Which is 12 TB if you go with 4x4TB drives (4*4TB - 4TB -> 12 TB). The NAS will report this in TiB (1024*1024*1024*1024 bytes = 1 TiB), so it should report ~10.9 TiB.
mdgm wrote: ...With X-RAID2 single-redundancy with two or more disks, the volume capacity would be that of all the disks added together less the capacity of the largest disk.
That is, 12*(1000*1000*1000*1000)/(1024*1024*1024*1024) = 10.91. The calculation ignores space for the OS partition and other overhead, so you will see a bit less.
The capacities with 4 TB drives and single redundancy xraid2 are:
1 drive - no redundancy: 4 TB (or 3.6 TiB)
2 drives - redundancy: 4 TB (or 3.6 TiB)
3 drives - redundancy: 8 TB (or 7.2 TiB)
4 drives - redundancy: 12 TB (or 10.9 TiB).
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