Recent content by gantux

Maybe https://www.inoreader.com is for you. They just recently added filtering and there are multiple sharing options available including email.

This could be an explanation. Although this would be contradictory to the way most people expect how the POH value works. In my experience HDDs and most SSDs just count the hours the drive is powered on. Unfortunately I don't have regular access to these drives anymore. I'd be curious to do...

The BX100 I built into a friends system works fine so far. The MX100 I built into another friends PC, too. Nothing bad to say about performance or compatibility issues. But there is one thing that bothers me. Both of them are not honest with their Power-On-Hours smart values. They just do not...

Oldie but goldie Wallpaper looks like it is from Blatte's Backgrounds

Try again with the space character removed between ...__LR8ACJC and 71WEYV3A34GR7:3

Thanks for this extensive testing orgy :D I didn't expect to see such a big boost. But as impressive these numbers are, I wonder if the array performs equally well in your intended production workload. Don't get me wrong, I don't want to diminish your effort in tweaking the settings, but...

Are you trying to do some "partition magic" that will save you from the downsides of the RAID0 question in this thread?

Firmware or driver update release notes may give additional information about the issues solved or about the remaining ones. I don't know what kind of issues there were, but according to your benchmark numbers this array doesn't seem to have performance issues. Maybe the LSI/Samsung...

Maybe this article is relevant to your problem. Seems as if the ISO with the Driver Rollup is giving some more people a bad time and not for the first time.

There should be no need to select certain updates. The tool is a collection of scripts that query the Windows Update servers for updates lists, dynamically create a download repository consisting of updates that have a static URL and updates with ever changing URLs and dumps them in a folder...

Thanks for clarifying the spanning mode. I re-read your first post and realized assuming span would be mirror doesn't make any sense because you mentioned the available space is 8TB either way.

Since Windows Vista updates are no longer language based. There is only one single update for all language versions. The only different versions are for 32 and 64 bit systems. AFAIK even the service pack files for client and server versions are identical. So that means WSUS Offline Updater will...

WSUS Offline Update or maybe BatchPatch

If SPAN is Buffalos term of calling RAID1 or mirroring it is the way to go. When a drive fails there should be no need for recovery tools at all. The data is mirrored on both drives and if one drives dies everything is still on the other one. Obviously there is only 4TB usable space available...

As a passionate hoarder this would have been some nice storage... but unfortunately "Not available in your region" even if I change my region to the US :mad: