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2014-02-05
05:28 AM
2014-02-05
05:28 AM
Swap disks between readynas units.
Hi!
Is it possible to use disks from an existing RND2000 Duo V2 system (data on the disks) in a Netgear ReadyNAS 102 2-Bay NAS?
To my knowledge they have the same CPU architecture? (Marvell ARM CPU vs. Marvell ARMADA 370 1.2 GHz)
Is there any where I can get hold of a "table" over the different Readynas units and their CPU architecture, so when I want to buy a new one I can select one that will accept my "old" disks without wiping them clean from data?
many thanks
//Martin
Is it possible to use disks from an existing RND2000 Duo V2 system (data on the disks) in a Netgear ReadyNAS 102 2-Bay NAS?
To my knowledge they have the same CPU architecture? (Marvell ARM CPU vs. Marvell ARMADA 370 1.2 GHz)
Is there any where I can get hold of a "table" over the different Readynas units and their CPU architecture, so when I want to buy a new one I can select one that will accept my "old" disks without wiping them clean from data?
many thanks
//Martin
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2014-02-05
11:06 AM
2014-02-05
11:06 AM
Re: Swap disks between readynas units.
No.
The problem is not the processor, it's the operating system and the filesystem on the disks.
The following are 5 lists, each list of units would allow disks to be moved between them.
102/104/2120
312/314/316/516/3220/4220/716
Pro/NVX/Ultra/2100/3100/3200/4200
NV+(v2)/Duo(v2)
NV+(v1)/Duo(v1)/NV/1100/1000/X6/600
You will need to setup the new nas and transfer the data across a network, possibly using backup jobs.
Back it up. Use UPS.
Infrant Readynas NV+ | Readynas Ultra 6 Plus | Readynas 316
The problem is not the processor, it's the operating system and the filesystem on the disks.
The following are 5 lists, each list of units would allow disks to be moved between them.
102/104/2120
312/314/316/516/3220/4220/716
Pro/NVX/Ultra/2100/3100/3200/4200
NV+(v2)/Duo(v2)
NV+(v1)/Duo(v1)/NV/1100/1000/X6/600
You will need to setup the new nas and transfer the data across a network, possibly using backup jobs.
Back it up. Use UPS.
Infrant Readynas NV+ | Readynas Ultra 6 Plus | Readynas 316
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2014-02-06
04:31 AM
2014-02-06
04:31 AM
Re: Swap disks between readynas units.
Although I haven't tried it, I've seen posts here that say you can migrate between RN1xx and RN3xx/Rn5xx. Apparently the new NAS does an OS reinstall, and the file system is preserved. Not sure what happens to apps.
Apart from that possibility, these lists look correct to me.
Apart from that possibility, these lists look correct to me.
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