RikenAvadur

Was just as easy as it sounded. Thanks for the assistance and the marvelous product. Cheers!

So, it's finally time to pool. A bit of background concerning my system. For a couple years now I've run a media server off of a collection of six 4TB drives, splitting them into manually backed-up pairs for 12TB of storage. It's about time to upgrade for space, and I'm finally fed up with how much of a hassle balancing media can be as shows come back and suddenly a relatively stable drive starts getting filled. Now, my original plan is to simply wipe my backup drives, set them up as a drive pool, move my media from my production drives to the new pool, and then expand the pool over the production drives. This sounds like a long and annoying affair, and as such I've been hesitant about it. But doing some research, I came upon this article, http://wiki.covecube.com/StableBit_DrivePool_Q4142489, which if I'm understanding right suggests there is a method involving keeping my drives as is, adding them to a pool, and letting the manager move and rebalance without shifting 12TB back and forth. Is this still a valid option, and if so, is this wiki still correct? If this can be done without my mundane plan then I'll buy a license right now. Cheers for the assistance! o7 -Riken