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cheaper NAS by the same company
populate it with only 1-2 drives
Good point. I need to consider doing this to make troubleshooting easier.
Also curious if someone had any RAID related issues. Which you will not catch with a 1 or 2 disk NAS since you cannot have RAID 5 there.
Seems pretty unlikely that any testing would depend on the RAID level. That should be transparent to 99% of things you’d do. But you should be able to predict when it does affect something.