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- | When considering which of the two set up options to use, read over the information in Notes and File Systems. | + | When considering which of the two set up options to use, read over the information in [[https:// |
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- | With the MergerFS array set up, continue on to -> [[https:// | + | With the MergerFS array set up, continue on to -> [[https:// |
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Since MergerFS is frequently used with SnapRAID, replacing a failed MergerFS Drive is part of the final step in recovering a MergerFS / SnapRAID array, as detailed -> [[https:// | Since MergerFS is frequently used with SnapRAID, replacing a failed MergerFS Drive is part of the final step in recovering a MergerFS / SnapRAID array, as detailed -> [[https:// | ||
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- | * MergerFS, by design, distributes folders and files between multiple hard drives. | + | * MergerFS, by design, distributes folders and files between multiple hard drives. |
* Shared Folders, for data storage, should always be added using the merged filesystem mount point. | * Shared Folders, for data storage, should always be added using the merged filesystem mount point. |