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  • No file format is fault free, of the three ZFS is probably the most secure due to copy on write. BTRFS is slower than EXT4 performance wise. Bear in mind RAID is not a .
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  • Given the NAS does not offer the desired protection I ended up buying a RAID/JBOD enclosure, loaded it with 2x4TB disks and use ZFS (from my Mac courtesy of .
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  • Lack of BTRFS support is my primary reason to skip QNAP. ZFS is great if you want lots of hardware and gets awkward to grow/expand. EXT4 has no bitrot protection for long-term storage.
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  • Multi-disk NAS boxes from Synology and Qnap can get quite expensive, even before you start to populate them with drives. I've built an number of multi-disk ZFS RAID-Z2 .
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      • ZFS vs EXT4 vs BTRFS: What is the best file system for NAS – Digital Masta Therefore, most of what I've read (and can comprehend via my totally non-Linux newbie brain) says ZFS offers substantially better protection than btrfs. But what scares me .
      Question - ZFS vs. BTRFS: Safer Choice for Dummies? | Tom's Hardware Forum agreed btrfs and zfs are the filesystems that truly are what should be used for raid file systems. btrfs 5/6 not ready but raid1 should be okay? some of the newer qnaps have .
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