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2015-04-18
05:10 PM
2015-04-18
05:10 PM
RND2110 expansion
I am new and logging in for the 1st time. I have a NETGEAR ReadyNASRND2110 and I want to put 2 4TB drives in it. Is there any firmware update that will allow to to see all 4 TB instead of seeing it as a 2TB? Thank you.
Gary
Gary
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2015-04-19
04:06 AM
2015-04-19
04:06 AM
Re: RND2110 expansion
Can you first check this article and tell us if you have the sparc platform or the arm platform? http://www.rnasguide.com/2012/01/09/how ... -or-nv-v2/
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2015-04-19
07:58 AM
2015-04-19
07:58 AM
Re: RND2110 expansion
I have the Sparc platform, radiator 4.1.14 (1.00a043)
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2015-04-19
10:18 AM
2015-04-19
10:18 AM
Re: RND2110 expansion
Ok. Then the largest disks it can handle are 2 TB. You can set it up as flexraid to get 4 TB total space with two disks.
There are two ways to do that- one is "jbod" where you have a C volume and a D volume that are independent. The second way is to use a single RAID-0 volume that spans both disks.
Jbod is safer - if a disk fails with jbod, you only lose what was stored on that disk. With the single RAID-0 volume you lose everything.
Details on installing flexraid are here: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/ ... 6Dec11.pdf
You will need to do a factory reset (losing your config and all your data).
There are two ways to do that- one is "jbod" where you have a C volume and a D volume that are independent. The second way is to use a single RAID-0 volume that spans both disks.
Jbod is safer - if a disk fails with jbod, you only lose what was stored on that disk. With the single RAID-0 volume you lose everything.
Details on installing flexraid are here: http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/ ... 6Dec11.pdf
You will need to do a factory reset (losing your config and all your data).
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2015-04-20
08:41 AM
2015-04-20
08:41 AM
Re: RND2110 expansion
Thank you for the great information. It looks like I am in the market for a new box.
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