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It was rather square and bulky. Ultimately I was able to unpack a bit and cram it in my vehicle rather than her small SUV.

I think the ligaments in my scalp are strained. :lol:

It is huge and will barely fit in her trunk!

The package is over 30 something lbs. :o

I thought perhaps you had been here in the 20th century.

Where will you be using them, at home? :o

It's really the paint that would be migrating. We'd have to see before and after images to know if that event is related to recent high heat or an accumulation of factors.

Have you been to Death Valley when it is in the low 50°Cs? At least it is a dry heat.

Is it just me or is the QNAP not supporting the encrpytions by folder, whereas the Synology does? Maybe I'm not optimally configured.

No, that is not an issue when the operation is on files in the mounted drive. The problem is that an 8TB+ container is so large that Windows and the NAS can have issues during creation or manipulation, and then the file is lost and it takes hours to rebuild the NAS array or fix the FS. It's...

I tried that unsuccessfully. There is still an M.2 drive in one computer that boots to the Linux FreeNAS and cannot be accessed in Windows. Somehow the NAS order was on hold due to credit frauds so it may be delayed. I am hoping that Xenon will hAve enough oomph for mainstream use, not just...

SD, I'm only getting 110-120 on encrypted volumes. It is 2-3x faster normally. I think it is a good idea to protect data from theft and loss during shipping and possible multiple relocations.

Undoubtedly it will be popular, but the single card is not even the worst part. The camera in general is like a larger 80D and there is a combo control dial and AF selector that is not so good for action. The key improvements over the 6D are the improved AF and of course the higher-res sensor...

Apparently I did long, long ago. I wrote a letter on a Smith Corona typewriter. :)

It is my lack of Linux skills. If I could Spanish and Chinese it would be diffeRent, but such is life.

Yet sometimes they make you give longer notice to ensure continuity. Maybe it's different in the IT.

I'm almost at 8K in less than 2 years, so I suspect the progress would be more efficient.

So I will order the real NAS of XEON and more 10TB drives. Tured of this nonsense.

I was trying the Trucrypts file. That way, the Windows computer can handle the hard work and the transfer rate is not limited by the wimpy CPU in the NAS.

The file system is EXT4, whatever than means. I wanted to make a single file of 42.7TB to fill the whole thing. After 3 day of crashes and redoing the system I gave up on larger than 8TB. 11.5TB does not work.

The largest file I've initiated successfully is 8TB. I'm not sure why, but maybe there is something with the RAM or the Windows 7.

The link is not going anywhere. Is the Google up to something? You sound like Coug.

6D II is coming.

I pronounce it like the letters are spelled but with a light pause, i.e, N.V.M--E, similar to PCIe.

I think the Amazon owns it now. The current 831X has a faster Armada CPU 1.7GHz vs. The 2016 version CPU at 1.4. I'm so tired of the 12TB file crashing and then it won't delete in human time so I pulled the cord from the back and let sparks fly.

Maybe it should. :D The problem is that the CPU is weak. It must RAID the 6 on all 8 drives and then encrypt simultaneously. This is the backup target so the writes are important.

Wow, I never did that. Is it like in the movies? :lol:

Is that like Windows Me? :D Check with the NVM Express Organization. HPE is full of it. They were not even part of the initial consortium.

NMR is not covered again.

I would really appreciate it. The QNAP writes too damned slowly due to the wimpy Armada CPU. I was thinking about using a huge TC volume, but the system crashes. Then it takes a couple hours to get everything back to normal and try other parameters. :(

What STR are you getting for encrapted RAID 6 in the DS1817+? The TS831X is going to the recycling RSN. :mad:

I tried to rebuild the TS-831X, but it is not going very well. I have learned that the size of your inoides affects the maximum volume size.

The https://www.synology.com/en-global/products/performance#5_10bayDS1817 was recently announced and has 10GbE with higher STR than the + for some reason. The DS1817 uses the Armada CPU, so maybe there are less IOPs.

IIRC that was in the BIOS and usually on by default.

I don't find any 12TB drives from the Seagate or WD yet. Does it make sense to fill my NADS with those rather than 10TB?

I guess the search doesn't work correctly with short words. Memory cards used PIO long after UDMA HDDs arrived.

The maximum volume size is not so much of an issue as the ability to add additional disks. The Synology KB does not list any specific limitation when expanding, but I would not count on that. Obviously I should have fully populated the TS-831TX from the start rather than spending days making a...

Yes it was. :)

I'll be home and try to search tonight. Can't take the city again. It seems I'm either traveling to the big cities or in the tules lately.

I thought Dave created that one for drinking. :scratch:

Back in the days we had to drive freeways at 65. PIO x2.

Too much German beers. I'm PIO.

It's not like there is a 3.73 in my ass. :lol:

Why would you not want to access data directly from that Synology NAS? Is it really so slow (much worse than a single 10TB drive) or do you mean it is too slow for many concurrent users?

Apparently I have too much torque.

Is that a QNAP issue or the same for Symbology NAS? It makes adding disks impractical. I should have purchased all 8 last year in that case.

Every year it is the same, but eventually you will be correct that HDDs are dead. :) Of course Joe Blow consumer just wants a fast internet and to store everything on the clods, so he doesn't need any local HDDs. All that data needs to reside somewhere and SSDs are still too expensive per PB for...

I tried to expand the TS-831X RAD, but it is not allowed. :cursin: I have 6x8 drives and was adding the 7th. The message makes no sense as there are already far more than 16GB in the array.

It appears to be normal today, not that I can buy anything for another 8-10 days.

Are there any security issues with using the KVM, i.e., could something spread from one computer to the other?