Red Squirrel
No Lifer
You still need to partition...
I just do one big partition. I'm also using a modern operating system (Linux) that can handle partitions larger than 2TB.
You still need to partition...
I just do one big partition. I'm also using a modern operating system (Linux) that can handle partitions larger than 2TB.
yeah chmod is such an improvement... NTFS can do 256TB partitions up to win10 1703. After that it's 8PB.
I'll give you that... the Linux permission system SUCKS. The part that sucks the most is that there is no inheritance (at least not without jumping through lot of hoops on a per folder basis). Every individual file, folder etc takes on whatever permissions it wants based on context. (who/what creates the file etc) so you end up with a structure where none of the permissions match and it becomes a mess. I have scripts that run nightly on my servers to fix permissions in various folders where they all have to be the same for stuff to work correctly. (ex: so that I can actually access files as a regular user) but I feel that's a workaround more than anything. There's ACLs, but I've never ran into a Linux setup where it was there by default. It's not really native and don't know how well it works across network drives like NFS etc.
Did not realize Windows had fixed the 2TB limit though.
No. Limit is gone if you configure it properly. If you decide to use 512 byte blocks instead of the 4kb default, that is on you.So the limit is still there then, just that there's some work arounds.
Onkyo is garbage. I know. I have one.
My Technics just keeps going. I'm running two speakers out of each channel which is supposed to piss it off but it doesn't seem to care. I want to update to a wifi compatible receiver but if all the new stuff is crap, maybe I'll sit happy for awhile.
I've been looking. What I want to do is run a NAS unit as an audio server. So far, I keeping running into the "everything looks doable except this one piece that's going to cost me a buttload" problem.You could always just add a wifi or bt receiver to your amp.