
Finally moved from Flexraid to Drivepool+Snapraid. : …
Aug 3, 2020 · So that was it. Since I can't activate flexraid on a different setup, it was over. I've been running tests on snapraid and drivepool. All very nice. Elucidate is Great!! Thanks to the developer for that, truly wonderful application. Overall, a better setup than Flexraid, just not in one package. But everything else is nicer this way.
The FlexRAID site is down now. : r/DataHoarder - Reddit
Jul 18, 2019 · Also, Flexraid is way more faster, you get the speed of the drive you are reading or writing through, on unraid write performance is way more slower because of the real time parity calculation process, on Flexraid you can copy the data …
[ReadyNAS Wissen] X-RAID vs. Flex-RAID (FW 4.1)
Nov 25, 2014 · Einmal mit dem Thema RAID vertraut gemacht stellt sich als nächstes die Frage was es mit X-RAID 2, bzw. Flex-RAID auf sich hat. Dies soll in diesem Artikel kurz besprochen werden. Da hier auch teilweise das Hinzufügen, bzw. Entfernen von Festplatten besprochen wird, besteht potentiell die Möglichkei...
How to do incremental vertical expansion in FlexRAID mode using …
Apr 10, 2019 · Contrary to a Netgear KB article on the subject, you cannot switch from FlexRAID to XRAID once you have a vertically expanded volume (even if it was XRAID that did the expansion before you switched). You start by inserting the new, larger drives one at a time and allowing them to re-sync the existing data and OS volumes.
Storage Spaces, Flexraid or Snapraid + Drivepool : r/DataHoarder
Mar 1, 2019 · Flexraid - allows pooling, drive monitoring and the option to set up a "Landing Disk" that could really help speed up the array. (seems to tick most of my needs) Snapraid + Drivepool - allow pooling, drive monitoring (with Stablebit Scanner), while Snapraid adds in …
Alternative to FlexRaid? : r/HomeServer - Reddit
Oct 9, 2019 · Interested to know your use case and reasoning for this move, since it's kinda the opposite of what I did (FlexRAID RAID-F to ZFS RAIDZ2). I feel like ZFS is the obvious choice for most use cases, if starting from scratch at least.
DrivePool, unRaid, FlexRaid, SnapRaid -- which one to replace
Aug 23, 2017 · That being the case I'd seriously consider unRAID depending upon your use case. Mine is primarily to store media, as a working directory compressing video, a backup target, and a place for my ISO files for various Linux distro and software installs.
Solved: Changing from Flex-RAID to X-RAID - Netgear
May 18, 2016 · IMHO, this makes no sense, as I know of no FlexRAID expansion that's not XRAID compatible unless you've done so outside the GUI via SSH. But it is what it is, and I know of no work-around. I have documented how to do XRAID-like expansion of a FlexRAID volume from SSH: How-to-do-incremental-vertical-expansion-in-FlexRAID-mode.
x-raid, flex-raid, ... how? - NETGEAR Communities
May 29, 2019 · Will XRAID then start expansion of the volume to fill the 4TB drive, or can it be done in FlexRAID? My experiments were with equally sized drives, so I don't know. Even if it does, you'd end up with a very odd configuration: a 1TB single-drive RAID1 and a 3TB single-drive RAID1 on the same drive with a BTRFS file system spanning them.
DrivePool + SnapRAID vs FlexRAID : r/DataHoarder - Reddit
May 8, 2017 · Its a self contained OS, completely free unlike drivepool and flexraid and uses zfs so you can add/remove drives on the fly. Mainly because the first line of his post is: "I'm looking for a RAID system with pooling that I can use without having to install another OS.