Does this system support drives larger then 2,2 Gb natively, or do I have install a driver to remap addresses.
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I don't know, but I would not purchase this unit. I had two short out and had to send them back. I purchased the Acer brand and have been completely satisfied.
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Yes, I have the 2TB that comes installed, installed a 3TB drive and have a 4TB USB drive unpartitioned attached.
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It's recommended to transfer to a drive equal in size or larger. I don't think it will work out well going from more to less.
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I'm running it with a 4 TB drive right now. Works great. I'm running Linux. It all just worked "out of the box" without needing drivers, Disk Manager, patches, or anything like that. You just have to remember to format your drive with "gpt" partition table, because the default ("msdos") partition table maxed out at 2 TB and will no longer work.
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It's an mSATA drive. Search for mSATA drives here on Amazon, larger capacities are available.
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I've actually copied a few smaller to larger drives, but I can't remember how it handled the partition on the new drives. If it didn't automatically resize to fill the drive, then it was trivial to do within Windows because I know I didn't spend a lot of time doing it, and I definitely didn't use partitioning software.
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I believe this drive is backwards compatible with USB 2. I have the same drives and had no trouble with using USB 2.
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I bought mine long before 2TB HDDs existed; I suspect this enclosure might not support a drive of that size. Sorry I can't assist.
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No the AMS spec sheet states up to 10 TB which would indicate that it supports 2 TB Drives x 5. It also indicated that it has been tested with 160 GB to 2TB drives, but that it is also OS system dependent.
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I've heard that 64 GB cards work, but you have to be sure to format them to FAT32.
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I have an earlier generation version of this and it works with 500 and 750gb drives but not a 2TB drive, so there do seem to be potential capacity issues. The seller should address this in the product specs - it's a glaring omission.
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I currently have a 1tb usb drive connected and it works great. I don't see why it wouldn't support 2tb.
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Hi, I have 2 x 3TB WD Red HDD running with Win 7 OS. These are running quiet well. If you need to know more they give 2 email addresses, support@iocrest.com and support@sybausa.com. Hope this helps you. I will depend on your OS system. With 32bit systems you can only get 2.3GB on each physical drive. Web www.syba.com or www.iocrest.com. See how you go.
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The max capacity it supports is 4GB microSDHC. Format it as FAT32 filesystem if it didn't come that way.
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I've a 32GB drive. It works with Win 8. I assume 64GB drives should work with Win 8.
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I have only tried it with 2gb. I read somwhere it won't handle anything higher. You might be able to get away with more if you use folders with only 2gb in it. If you are interested I could try it and let you know.By the way, mine works great, this was probably the best tape/mpe idea I have ever had! I love mine.
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I haven't tried anything that large. I do have a couple of them, but I have only used a 32g thumb drive.
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I have tried this with Kubuntu (K-system version of Ubuntu) and it appears to classify as a Samba(SMB) share and works pretty much out of the box w/o any extra software. Quoted from the openMSS.org website, some insight on the inner workings: "The MSS uses the Reiser filesystem which supports files larger than 4GB. smbfs does NOT support files larger then 2GB (on the 2.6.2 and open 2.6.2 firmware.) The CIFS filesystem DOES support files larger then 2GB. NFS should support files larger than 4GB (someone please confirm this for both MSS and MSS+)" The box is for the most part an embedded Linux server. The drives you attach to the USB chain must be formatted FAT32, according to the instructions. Maybe there is a way around this with firmware h4x. Check warranty.