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If you spent just 5 minutes doing some research you'd find out that truenas doesn't recommend partitioning a single disk

nothing wrong in asking as grp was quite for a long time

Truenas takes the whole drive for the installation

Even though it is possible it is strongly not recommend

ability

yes i tied both

https://www.debian.org/News/2026/20260711.en.html https://mxlinux.org/blog/mx-news-week-ending-july-11-2026/

https://debconf26.debconf.org/schedule/venue/1/ https://debconf26.debconf.org/

Планирую приобретение тезера TRC20 на постоянной основе. Готов договориться.

Starling is a new Linux desktop built using AI in six months - OMG! Ubuntu https://share.google/sc41irCBH7T1CMEmz

Hey, I have two external HDDs. Both Seagate. One is very old, at least 10 years with USB 2.0 (I guess) and 1 TB storage. The other one is new, with USB 3.0 and 6 TB storage. When I back up my data (about 100 GB), the old HDD takes 1 hour. The new HDD takes 8 hours. System is Debian 12. Anyone an idea why the time difference? I use grsync and with the new HDD I can see, that the data transmission sometimes stops for some minutes and then continues.

You copied 100GB into 1GB old storage in 1hr !!!😱