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No, it was never possible to create btrfs volumes on the j-models. What was possible, was to put the drives into plus model, create the volume, and migrate the
by vetinari 6y ago
No, it was never possible to create btrfs volumes on the j-models.
What was possible, was to put the drives into plus model, create the volume, and migrate the drives into j model. Even migrations that are not supported are pretty much possible. Or were, with the uodate not anymore.
- duckfang 6y agoWow, the bots are out in full force on this thread. I've seen the proof on twitter and elsewhere it was 100% an option in the GUI. Enough of your gaslighting, Synology.
- vetinari 6y agoYeah, bots, everyone who doesn't subscribe to hivemind or doesn't join the mob is a bot, sigh... I can show you similar screenshot. Does not make it genuine. I used to own a value series Synology NAS, and it was not possible to create btrfs volume. For extra fun, it was also possible to create only 32-bit ext volume (i.e. limited to 16TB; if your pool had more, you had to create separate volumes) and it didn't support some ext4 features, so you had to be very careful when creating volume on external device.