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  1. QNAP NAS Replacement 2TB Full Flash

    chris4123 replied to chris4123's topic in Lounge
    okay thank you. sound's good... Then I will go for a pool with a dummy array 🙂

  2. QNAP NAS Replacement 2TB Full Flash

    chris4123 replied to chris4123's topic in Lounge
    Did some tests.....: Array: I can setup a array with 2 drives and format it with zfs. I can configure compression on the drive & scrub scan but no autotrim. Pool: I can setup a unused array plus a pool with 2 disks. Format them as zfs, configure it as mirror. On the pool I can setup compression and scrub scan as well plus autotrom. Conclusion: If I want to use autotrim in v6.12.5 I have to setup a pool. Any plannes that autotrim for zfs-arrays will be implemented?
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  4. QNAP NAS Replacement 2TB Full Flash

    chris4123 posted a topic in Lounge
    Hey there, I'm thinking about replacing my QNAP NAS with a Unraid Server. I don't need much... 2TB usable space is quite enough for my needs. Can I run unraid with a two disk array of 2 * 2TB SATA SSD and zfs Filesystem? I like to choose zfs because of the Trim functionality - as I read it's not suggest to use xfs with SSD in an array, right? Or is full flash still not ideal for Unraid? Thank you. Chris.

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