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  1. mayuka

    MP 1,1-5,1 Use Mac Pro as NAS/RAID with more than 8 hard drives?

    Hi all, I'm in need of a NAS with large capacity and redundancy (RAID) but I have limited money and want to upgrade it over the next few years. Per year I will produce 12-16 TB of data which I need to save securely somehow. First of all I considered a full-blown NAS. But they are too expensive...
    • mayuka
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    • eight hard drives mac pro (2009) mac pro (2010) mac pro (2012) nas openzfs raid software raid zfs
    • Replies: 22
    • Forum: Mac Pro
  2. B

    MP 6,1 External disk assembley, NOT a RAID device

    Hey all - I'm using a Mac Pro 2010 with 4x internal disks as part of a ZFS pool. I'm thinking of getting a 2013 'trash-can' - how does this work for just disks? Should I daisychain 4x drives with Thunderbolt? Anyone know of a nice 4x disk 'pack' with a fan and single Thunderbolt connection that...
    • bx83
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    • external disk openzfs zfs
    • Replies: 2
    • Forum: Mac Pro
  3. IDMah

    Resolved Mac OSX sees folder greyed out but other devices see ZFS-Raid fine.

    Hi All. Just noticed a folder is greyed out, ie. Can't read it. But it access and looks fine on my other computers, Macs and PCs, and Nvidia Shield. is there a way to check and fix just this directory? It's weird it's just on my MacBook Pro. OSx 10.15.7 and not on the other Macs or PC. or...
  4. Stephen.R

    ZFS with 10.13+ ?

    Hi, TLDR: Has/does anyone tried and succeeded or failed, using ZFS (either from https://openzfsonosx.org or elsewhere) with a High Sierra/Mojave Mac? Long version: I've currently got a 5-bay drive array (from Orico) that's using Apple's Software RAID configured as level 10 (i.e. a stripe...
    • Stephen.R
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    • raid storage zfs
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: macOS
  5. grahamperrin

    Adam Leventhal's blog » ZFS: Apple’s New Filesystem That Wasn’t

    From 2006-2009 ZFS was to be Apple's new filesystem… and Wikipedia tells us that Apple's ZFS project closed in 2009, but that was not the end of the story. Recommended reading for anyone with an interest in the history of ZFS for Mac OS X: http://dtrace.org/blogs/ahl/2016/06/15/apple_and_zfs/...
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