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Hi all,

I have used Google to check into this but want to confirm everything before I do something wrong.

Situation:

Presently have an almost full 1x 12TB (btrfs) drive in Basic Config. Single Storage Pool.

Desired Outcome:

4x 12TB disk in SHR config. Giving me 3x 12TB of usable space and redundancy for a single disk failure.

Current plan:

1. Leaving the original 12TB inserted in the NAS, insert 3x 12TB into the NAS and create a new Storage Pool as SHR for those three drives.

2. rsync the data from the full 12TB drive to the new SHR Volume.

3. Format the 12TB Basic disk and then add it in to the Storage Pool formatting it as required.

Question:

Is my plan a

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Can provide any additional details required.

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Additionally curious about the best way to get around town. Cheers.

I have an 8TB Seagate Archive Drive which is showing an incorrect partition table and will not appear in my File Manager. The drive is in a hard drive dock (tried connecting via USB2.0 and 3.0 ports).

The drives full capacity is detected but the partitions are showing as one 931.5GB partition and the rest as unallocated space.

Note: I have previously been able to access this drive on the same OS on the same kernel with a different dock but the drive would disconnect after a few minutes of playing video. I purchased a new dock in the hope that the issue would resolve.

Dock: https://www.amazon.com.au/ORICO-USB3-0-Clone-Dual-bay-6228US3-C/dp/B07C3GYHC2/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1540627740&

Saw this in a "could you pass a Year 12 Maths exam?" article. Clearly the answer is "no". I want to understand the answer to the question and how it is arrived at.

http://www.smh.com.au/cqstatic/12z7v7/HSCQ8729px.png

Thanks!

OS: Arch Linux Kernel: 4.12.8-1

I've a Nexstar Vantec HDD USB dock it's fairly old now. It's hit and miss regarding recognising hard drives, always has been. Even though it's USB 3 compatible it only seems to work properly on USB 2 and only some of the time. I know it's not my computer becasue I bought a brand new machine this week and the issues remain. I had to plug a hard drive into the front HDD bay to get it to work. After first coming up with all sorts of "buffer ring" errors and the second time detecting the capacity as 0B when plugged into the other bay. The drive itself is a 8TB drive purchased last year that I've used without incident. I took out my /home drive from my old compu