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Get content onto array by designating a content-filled drive as cache?

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Apologies in advance if this is a dumb question. I have several 4TB drives filled with content that I want to move to my array as quickly as possible. My current cache drive is a 1TB WD (spinning rust) drive. Could I swap in a content-filled drive, designate it as cache and let the mover take it from there?

 

Jeff

Solved by Kilrah

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Only if they're in the right format and with troubles, just use the unassigned devices plugin to mount them and any of the many ways to copy data.

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Thanks. I was hoping to rely on the mover to balance the content across the array. I'd like to do this unattended.

Edited by pepar

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15 minutes ago, pepar said:

Thanks. I was hoping to rely on the mover to balance the content across the array. I'd like to do this unattended.

Contents are balanced according to share settings as long as you copy to /mnt/user/[share] or /mnt/user0/[share] (no cache).

 

14 minutes ago, pepar said:

Right format? The drives are exFAT.

Nope. Has to be the supported ones for array/pools i.e. xfs, btrfs or zfs.

Edited by Kilrah

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Thanks @Kilrah, it is starting to come together for me. 🙃

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