David Martinez
Cadet
- Joined
- Apr 17, 2017
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Folks,
I have a lot of data I need to move from one TrueNAS instance to another. Internet being somewhat unreliable, I though I might try simply attaching a USB disk to one, copying the data to it and then manually moving the USB disk to the other TrueNAS server. The trouble is, I don't know what disk format I should use or how to even format a disk in TrueNAS. mkfs does not appear to be an option, and I see many folks discourage the use of NTFS. I also considered simply creating a new pool with just the USB disk, but I didn't know if that would create issues when I removed it or if I could even import it properly into the other TrueNAS instance. Any suggestions?
I have a lot of data I need to move from one TrueNAS instance to another. Internet being somewhat unreliable, I though I might try simply attaching a USB disk to one, copying the data to it and then manually moving the USB disk to the other TrueNAS server. The trouble is, I don't know what disk format I should use or how to even format a disk in TrueNAS. mkfs does not appear to be an option, and I see many folks discourage the use of NTFS. I also considered simply creating a new pool with just the USB disk, but I didn't know if that would create issues when I removed it or if I could even import it properly into the other TrueNAS instance. Any suggestions?