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you'll have the same problem. backblaze doesn't support network drives, so you would have to run the client on the NAS where OS support is pretty much OS X or windows (WHS maybe?) it's probably safe to say they don't want people signing up for one "computer" and using network mounts to back up...

power for each drive runs on their own wires to an 8 pin connector. nothing special, they just used a single 8 pin connector for what would otherwise have been two of the usual 4 pin molex connections. that SFF-8087 connector is *just* the SATA lines for each drive. i don't know much at all...

hey guys, potentially noobish question... i'm stuffing a custom PC into a mac pro case (trendy, i know) and attempting to do as little modification as possible. i want to use the hard drive connection harness that's already installed, which is essentially just 4 SATA+power quick connectors...