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> consider also that virtually every Linux-based consumer-grade NAS needs to support R/W NTFS Do they? I don't think egress/ingress from external drives is an
by Denvercoder9 5y ago
> consider also that virtually every Linux-based consumer-grade NAS needs to support R/W NTFS
Do they? I don't think egress/ingress from external drives is an essential feature for consumer-grade NAS.
Internal drives are typically formatted with a Linux-native filesystem and accessed through SMB/Samba from Windows machines.
- puzzlingcaptcha 5y ago> I don't think egress/ingress from external drives is an essential feature for consumer-grade NAS Is it not? I think most consumer NASes on the market support NTFS-formatted external drives (be that USB or eSATA) and need a r/w capable driver.