Currently, I have a motherboard: GA-B85M-DS3H, it has 4 x SATA3 + 2 SATA2, total of 6 drives, it can support.
CPU is an Intel i7-4770 CPU based on socket 1150, Haswell architecture.
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DSM 7 has a new requirement for the initial installation. If drive hotplug is supported by the motherboard or controller, all AHCI SATA ports visible to DSM must either be configured for hotplug or have an attached drive during initial install.
This motherboard support hot-swappable drives in the BIOS/UEFI.
So, in order to take advantage this feature, I need have 6 drives connected during DSM installation?
I am about to start 1st installation of DSM 7.x, however after reading the is information about selecting the hardware:
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Currently, I have a motherboard: GA-B85M-DS3H, it has 4 x SATA3 + 2 SATA2, total of 6 drives, it can support.
CPU is an Intel i7-4770 CPU based on socket 1150, Haswell architecture.
This motherboard support hot-swappable drives in the BIOS/UEFI.
So, in order to take advantage this feature, I need have 6 drives connected during DSM installation?
I am about to start 1st installation of DSM 7.x, however after reading the is information about selecting the hardware:
DSM 7.x Loaders and Platforms - Tutorials and Guides - XPEnology Community
I windows user for many years, not a linux pro. so naturally, I a bit confused about these terminologies:
1) SataPortMap
2) DiskIdxMap
3) device tree
Questions:
1) If I am to select the architecture: apollolake, DS918+, how many drive would it be display within DSM, the number = 4, right?
2) Can appollolake, DS918+ supports more than 4 drives, but cosmetically, it can only show 4 drives?
3) What happen if I can a extra HBA into the PCI-E x16 slot, which can support 4 more drives, same issue, it will only shows 4 drives?
4) How to map out drives?
5) What is RAIDF1 support means?
Thank you.
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