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Except that single drive becomes a single point of failure. I wouldn’t recommend doing this if you care about your data. I did this once with a buffalo raid na

Except that single drive becomes a single point of failure. I wouldn’t recommend doing this if you care about your data. I did this once with a buffalo raid nas. It died and I was left with 10 years of my life inaccessible. Much sadness ensued.

mlfreeman 3y ago
Once you consolidate, you can buy a second one/third one/etc to make copies.