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Egnerdata

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  1. Egnerdata's post in Drive setup recommendation for ssd only (for now) setup was marked as the answer   
    Thank you both!
    Its my own mistake for not reading up enough on this.
     
    Short plain answer for others who might have the same idea I had.. when using the array you have paritiy drive(s). SSD`s does not work well with that and should be avoided.
     
    New plan is to use the 2x Samsung SATA SSD`s as pool devices either mirrored or by themselves. Not decided yet.
     
    Use the 500 GB NVMe drive also as a pool device but working as a cache for 2x 2.5 inch 5400 RPM 1 TB wd spinning drives. Those should be low power usage and silent. I assume they will sleep most of the time apart from when the mover is working and if I access data on them.
     
    Got plenty of new drives like that from new customer laptop`s I have sold that got replaced with SSD`s a couple years back.
     
    This setup should give me the "full" Unraid experience to test out things in a reliable way and I expand on it as I see fit.
     
    Not sure if I should use ZFS or BTRFS on the pool devices though, I read in forums that some went back to BTRFS from ZFS after some issues.
     
    I also read some use ZFS on one drive in array to get access to snapshots.
     
    Any big mistakes in this setup or does this seem ok?

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