12-20-2019, 08:54 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-20-2019, 08:56 PM by Arwen.
Edit Reason: Forgot the word WiFi
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Yes, I tend to use different storage devices for each half, just to change the failure risk. For example, my FreeNAS has 2 x 4TB WD Reds & 2 x 4TB WD Red Pros, in a RAID-Z2, (aka RAID-6). So, it's much less likely to have more than 2 disks fail at the same time. Plus, for the extra paranoia in me, I bought them from different vendors and at different times. So hopefull, different batches. But then again, I've experienced multiple lemon hard drives, mostly at work, but a few at home.
As for the RK3399 PCIe controller supporting PCIe bridge devices, I would think that would be more of a software issue. (But I could be wrong.)
However, it's highly un-likely we can get an adapter board that has both a PCIe splitter for a M.2 slot for WiFi, and storage expansion too, (which would require a controller as well, unless it was NVMe / M.2).
My preference for file systems is now ZFS. (Yes, even on Linux. Even on my existing laptop.) Just too many good features, (like the built in mirroring).
As for the RK3399 PCIe controller supporting PCIe bridge devices, I would think that would be more of a software issue. (But I could be wrong.)
However, it's highly un-likely we can get an adapter board that has both a PCIe splitter for a M.2 slot for WiFi, and storage expansion too, (which would require a controller as well, unless it was NVMe / M.2).
My preference for file systems is now ZFS. (Yes, even on Linux. Even on my existing laptop.) Just too many good features, (like the built in mirroring).
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Arwen Evenstar
Princess of Rivendale
Arwen Evenstar
Princess of Rivendale