So perhaps my premise here is flawed, but based on experience it seems like one glitching or failing drive can muck up playback on any drive. I believe this is a windows thing, not a Drivepool thing.
Anyway, I have 6 drives in my pool. Assuming you agree with my premise, any suggestions on how to find the responsible drive? I've tried SMART testing on individual drives in the past with no success.
Suggestions or other ways I should be thinking about this appreciated. I suppose it could be some sort of issue with one of the two USB drive enclosures themselves.
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So perhaps my premise here is flawed, but based on experience it seems like one glitching or failing drive can muck up playback on any drive. I believe this is a windows thing, not a Drivepool thing.
Anyway, I have 6 drives in my pool. Assuming you agree with my premise, any suggestions on how to find the responsible drive? I've tried SMART testing on individual drives in the past with no success.
Suggestions or other ways I should be thinking about this appreciated. I suppose it could be some sort of issue with one of the two USB drive enclosures themselves.
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