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I am using two Kingston 480 GB SSD's. These SSD's weren't on the list of accepted hard drives for my NAS. Is there a reason they won't work for the RN212? It doesn't make sense why they wouldn't be compatible with the NAS.
The ReadyNAS HCL list is actually not updated regularly, we have actually requested for it to be updated. Your SSD should work with your RN212 provided that the SSD does not have any issues to start with. Also, make sure that the series you have is suitable for NAS use.
Updating your NAS is also a good idea. Hope this helps!
The ReadyNAS HCL list is actually not updated regularly, we have actually requested for it to be updated. Your SSD should work with your RN212 provided that the SSD does not have any issues to start with. Also, make sure that the series you have is suitable for NAS use.
Updating your NAS is also a good idea. Hope this helps!
So far the Kingston's are working and healthy. The reason i asked is because i am having issues with speed and slow navigation (like 10 minutes to open a small PDF). I am just rulling our possible causes. My fear was that some compatibility issue with Kingston was causing it since it wasn't on the list. But because it is reading it fine and it works great (at times) i don't think the issue is with my SSD's. Any thoughts?
You may want to try updating firmware on the drives themselves - you'lll probably need a PC with a spare SATA connection to hook the drive up to temporarily.
V300, UV500, KC400, E100, E50, S200, HyperX Savage, and Fury have firmware updates available. I only looked at drives already in SATA form factor, so if you're using M.2 with adapters or some such, check Kingston's support for those.
