rpi4 4 gb omv6 how much tb hdd can it manage ?

Zitat von Birdybird

i really want to use omv6 with small hardware and raid1. what would you prefer ?

It's all based on your needs.

As mentioned by ryecoaaron (I agree with his statements), there may be limitations, if you have to use a NAS in heavy mode with some heavy services, you need something more robust (eg: a Mini ITX motherboard with 2 or 4 SATA ports for better reliability).

And remember that a RAID array is not a backup, there are somewhat more complex solutions (such as RAID 5 or RAID 10) that are also more robust.

Zitat von Soma

How much Tb do you have?

It will manage everything you set on it as long as you have the drives in a proper external powered box:

This one for eg: ICY BOX - Create your workspace. is holding 25Tb on 3x HDD and 1x SSD on my Torrent/Media server

This one ICY BOX - Create your workspace. is holding 8Tb on 2x HDD running my main Nextcloud server.

The possibilities are infinite. Just make sure that you're running arm64 to take advantage of all those Tb/RAM

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Hi Somа, those the Icy Box have auto power off, because for example most of Orico devices have it and OMV does not like it, once the disk is powered off the OS does not see it anymore and needs reboot.

Zitat von Yohan

Hi Somа, those the Icy Box have auto power off, because for example most of Orico devices have it and OMV does not like it, once the disk is powered off the OS does not see it anymore and needs reboot.

If by "auto power off", you mean the Box entering in sleep mode than, NO.

Even with the Spindown configured to "Standby" on OMV to each individual disk, never had an unmounted disk on the GUI.

Only catch with the "Spindown" is a small delay once the disk is called by any activity until it's available (microseconds/second)