F6-424

I went from Synology to Unraid, and it's been great. (Synology had some drama where at one point they said people will need to use their branded more expensive drives and then walked it back). Since you said You have about 7TB I would plan to have around 14TB or more of storage to have enough space

I’ve been using a Terramaster system (F4-423 then F6-424 Max) as well as a D5-300 expansion with zero issues since switching from Synology 4 years ago. The few questions I’ve asked on the forum have been answered within a day and sorted me.

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I’m new to nas etc so the second half of what you’ve written is like Greek to me, however I just purchased a Terramaster f6-424 and it seems to me that the three things you’re looking for are present. Btrfs support. Support for different size disks concurrently, and ability to add more, larger disks

2x Terramaster (F4-424 Pro and F6-424 with lots of docker containers and running an array of all disks each) running on 7.14 almost flawlessly upgraded to 7.2.1. I only need to remove the /boot/config/dashboard_setting.json to get the dashboard to three columns.

For my issue I narrowed it to thermal problems (likely poor heatsink application at factory), and replacement seems to be stable so far. Here's a summary of my troubleshooting, and BIOS settings you may want to tweak if running TrueNAS. Issue: Brand new Terramaster F6-424 Max running TrueNAS SCALE k