They were already in Read / Write mode so additional nothing to do beyond plugging them in.īoth devices were plugged into USB 3.0 ports on the PC. I was able to access them using File Explorer with no issues. As soon as I did this both drives were immediately available to the Windows 11 PC. After installed this on the PC I rebooted it.Ĭonnect your old external Tablo drive and the new USB RAID enclosure to the PC with the Paragon software on it. I installed this on a Windows 11 machine. This is what you see referenced in other posts as Paragon EXTFS. From Paragon they have a free version that works fully functional for a period of time and then gets slowed down or you can buy it for about $20.

You can get this online from Paragon or places like Staples, etc.

Install Linux File Systems for Windows by Paragon Software on your PC. RAID Drives: Seagate Barracuda ST4000DM000 4TB Drives (2 of them for RAID 1 configuration.)Ĭonfigure the RAID as RAID 1 for mirroring.Īttach the RAID to the Tablo device and format the drive from the Tablo. Mine were running 37c-39c during the copy process. The unit operates fairly quietly and the drives ran at decent temperatures. The housing is metal and seems very solid. It’s only been running a few days on the Tablo but no issues to date.

It was immediately recognized by the Tablo device and seems to be faster that my original Seagate external USB drive. TERRAMASTER D2-310 External RAID - This seems to be working fine. Hardware: (My Tablo device: Tablo DUAL 64GB) For those of you on Mac machines you might find the information useful but may need to adapt the process to fit your platform.Īlso, I see they (Tablo Support) still don’t have internal hard drives in external enclosures on the official supported list so I guess this is kind of a “use at your own risk” configuration. I performed the process using a Windows 11 PC. Thanks to everyone for all the information out there on this. The process was pretty straight forward and is documented in different pieces of different posts but I wanted to put it all in one place here. I was able to copy all my existing recordings from the old Seagate USB drive to the new USB RAID Enclosure just fine. I pulled the information from several different posts and was able to pretty easily replace a Seagate 2TB USB drive with a 4TB TERRAMASTER D2-310 USB Type C External Hard Drive RAID. I know this is an older thread but I thought I’d post some information that might be useful for people interested in a RAID configuration.

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