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teddyb
May 08, 2017Aspirant
Why is Volume Size below calculated?
Hi, I just had to rebuild a chassis (EDA500) from scratch. I did the following: 1. Powered down. 2. Removed drives 3. Deleted partitions 4. Inserted drives 5. Powered on 6. Selected new...
- May 15, 2017That's fine.
If you don't have any unused drive in the chassis and only one volume per chassis, then turn on X-RAID, and your volume should expand (vertical expansion).
Retired_Member
May 08, 2017
The difference come from confusing decimal and binary prefixes. Harddisk manufactures prefer decimal, your NAS is using binary.
Prefixes for multiples of bits (bit) or bytes (B)
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teddyb
May 08, 2017Aspirant
Thanks. I get the reasoning you mentioned, but the difference is very large and even larger on the EDA500 than that of the DATA volume. And, my other EDA500 with 3-3-3-3-3 is actually larger...
That doesn't add up to me.
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