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Question: Can I use 3TB Sata Drivers ? Any Vendors ?
Document: The first thing you would notice is how small it is and look and feel is very flimsy. It is mostly cheap plastic enclosure.I installed one WD 3TB red drive into it and fired it up. The unit was in emergency mode. What was the emergency? It should boot normally and should have allowed me to initialize the new disk. It did not happened. Thus I followed the below labor:1, I started the firmware update program.
The only metal is the screws and one metal flap to ground the drive. So for Quality of Construction: 1 Star.I went ahead and installed 2 new 3TB Drives and their software. It took nearly 2 Days to complete the RAID configuration for such large drives, but, that is probably fairly normal. Their Software gets 1-Star. TERRIBLE!! It wouldn't upgrade the firmware and it doesn't configure the permissions correctly.
For 3TB, it took more than 24 hours. In the hopes of speeding things up, I upgraded the firmware, but that just caused it start the array building over again. The time for building the array is a minor quibble though. Otherwise, everything has worked just as expected.After letting it build for a day, I started to transfer files and for my large video files, it was quite fast. From PC to NAS over GigE, it was a steady 55MB/s according to Windows.
Picked this up a few weeks ago. I loaded it with two brand new 3TB drives. I did not have any real issues. I followed the directions that are shown in the quick start guide and I had it functioning in about 15 minutes with 6TB of storage in RAID0.However, I wanted it to be in RAID1. I wish I would have had the choice to set it up that way in the first place. The only way to make that change is to delete the RAID volume and rebuild it.
Cmon really?I hit the web and found there is an INI file that needs to be edited to force the NAS to take the new firmware. I edited the INI and the drive took the new firmware. About a half hour later it was done. Wow web management was working yay!I set up a Raid one volume and all the parameters to fit my needs. I then moved my working and full of media 3TB USB drive from my OLD NAS to this one.
That was a painfully slow process. It took about a day for the LinkStation to rebuild the two 3TB drives as a RAID 1 volume.Setting up Time Machine backups from my Mac to the LinkStation was seamless and easy -- took about 5 minutes.
I have followed instructions found doing a web search that will allow to you setup two different computers to use the same library. What I found is that you must use the same iTunes ID, and both computers cannot access the library at the same time.
While I don't use this feature, the Buffalo shows up on my network attached entertainment system so I can share stored movies and pictures. I prefer to use the Apple TV for this purpose as the interface is intuitive and it can access anything on my network through iTunes.
The unit will fail to read the array and will keep flashing white forever. It happened to me when I tried to use my disks (that where on raid 0).So, lets talk about the unit itself.&lt;DATA TRANSFER> (Mandatory)I did this test loading back my backup.
I use Shadow Protect as it allows me to easily find and restore a single file or make a complete system restore without regard to the design of the original system. Shadow Protect does this by creating a single file for each back up or incremental back up.
Answer: Any vendor is fine. I put up to 4TB drives in this, so 3TB will definitely work.