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NV+ and 3TB HD
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2011-08-28
07:27 PM
2011-08-28
07:27 PM
NV+ and 3TB HD
Will the ForceExpansion add-on enable the ReadyNAS NV+ to run with 3TB drives?
I am running the 4.1.6 Firmware release.
I currently have 1.5TB Seagate drives and want to expand to 3TB drives.
Is there anything special I will need to do.
Thanks,
I am running the 4.1.6 Firmware release.
I currently have 1.5TB Seagate drives and want to expand to 3TB drives.
Is there anything special I will need to do.
Thanks,
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2011-08-28
07:29 PM
2011-08-28
07:29 PM
Re: NV+ and 3TB HD
No. 3TB drives are incompatible with Sparc ReadyNAS (e.g. NV+). 3rd party development for the Sparc platform stopped well before GPT support was added. You can only use hard drives up to 2TB in capacity.
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2011-09-14
12:07 AM
2011-09-14
12:07 AM
Re: NV+ and 3TB HD
Just to confirm, the NV+ will not receive support for >2 TB drives in the future?
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2011-09-14
12:11 AM
2011-09-14
12:11 AM
Re: NV+ and 3TB HD
Well as a fellow ReadyNAS user, I could only guess, but I think it's highly unlikely the situation will change.
x86 ReadyNAS (e.g. Ultra, Pro) support 3TB drives. I would suggest getting one of these and transferring your data across your network to it (you can't migrate disks from Sparc to x86).
x86 ReadyNAS (e.g. Ultra, Pro) support 3TB drives. I would suggest getting one of these and transferring your data across your network to it (you can't migrate disks from Sparc to x86).
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