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Should you choose ext4 or Btrfs for a NAS hard drive? I checked late at night the day of the flying bull, now there are two options for you to copy from two plates
When installing Feiniu or Synology to initialize storage, you always choose ext4 or Btrfs. My first device only dared to click confirm after checking late at night. Clearly explain the differences between snapshot, verification, and compression, and attach my two options: main drive and download drive. Just copy the homework....
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How to silence a NAS with loud noise? Placed in the bedroom so noisy I couldn't sleep. After setting up three sets of shock-absorbing fans, I tested it dropped by 9 decibels
Keeping a NAS in the bedroom and making it hard to sleep? First, lie down and listen carefully—whether it's a fan or hard drive path-seeking, or resonance—three types of resonance and three treatment methods. I swapped my second-hand Galaxy drive for Cool Wolf, screwed over silicone shock absorbers, and set the fan to mute. In actual tests, the phone dropped from 42 decibels to 33 decibels, with no compromises on disc or temperature—just copy it....
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Should NAS be paired with a UPS? The night RAID rebuilt to 62%, the switch tripped; I checked both power calculation and auto shutdown settings
Should NAS be paired with a UPS? My RAID rebuilt to 62% and the gate tripped that night—11 hours of waiting were wasted. This article clearly explains how to calculate power, why USB communication ports are lifeline, how to set up three Synology hooks, and how to set Feiniu TIMEOUT. Just copy it and it will automatically shut down the power and safely shut down....
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Why is Synology QuickConnect so slow? Once you understand the relay principle, it's no longer mysterious. I'll test how to choose between DDNS and DDNS
When you're out and connecting to Synology at home, QuickConnect just won't speed up? I tested the entire process from 3MB/s to 10MB/s, explaining the relay principle, how to determine which path to take, and which choice to choose between DDNS....
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How do you set the permissions for shared folders on NAS? The whole family shares one machine, I create a separate account for each person, and no one ever accidentally deletes anything
The whole family shared one admin account, and my dad just dragged and removed his daughter's photos from three years ago. I set up an independent account for each person, with three directories in the public zone, private zone, and read-only zone, plus a permission matrix. The specific setup paths for Synology and Feiniu are all written here....
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Will NAS be targeted by ransomware? 3,600 QNAP units were encrypted overnight, and I put three gates on this one at home
NAS really can be targeted by ransomware—DeadBolt encrypted 3,600 QNAP devices overnight. Explain clearly how viruses get in and why RAID can't be saved, then hand over the three gates I use at home—snapshots, one-way backup, and offline drives—as they are....
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Should a new NAS hard drive undergo a full inspection? I tested it in 18 hours to write zeros; these three types of people really don't need to learn from me
Should you perform a full system inspection before installing a new NAS hard drive? My 4T Cool Wolf chip showed Current_Pending up on the third day, and the second drive honestly ran for 18 hours, with bad blocks writing zero. Short can't find edge sectors in two minutes, long in six hours can only read but not write. This article discusses how the severity of these three tests differs and who must do them....
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How to enable facial recognition in Feiniu Album? My home tested 40,000 photos—can the N100 really hold up?
Where to activate Feiniu album facial recognition, how long does it take to take 40,000 photos? Can the N100 mini PC handle it? How to manually merge kids' faces when they always seem to be fools? I tested it on my N100 Feiniu, and the results and pitfalls are all recorded here. If you haven't backed up your photos to your NAS, check out the pre-installation section of this post first....
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How do you use the Synology Drive sync disk? Accidental deletion can spread; I only learned the difference between syncing and backup after falling into a pitfall
I've used the Synology Drive sync drive for over two years, and only after emptying the recycle bin did I realize the one in the NAS was gone—syncing and backup are two completely different things. This article explains how to choose between two-way and upload-only, and download-only modes, how to recover accidental deletions using version control and the Recycle Bin, and why never select the entire user drive for directory synchronization....
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How do you transfer data from a new NAS hard drive? The full process of moving from 4T to 8T, I was so careless that I almost wasted my effort when I shut down
If your NAS hard drive is full and you replace it with a new drive, how do you move data from the old drive? My full process from 4TB to 8TB: For a new drive, identify CMR and avoid buying tile stacking; plug in a new drive if there is space for the fastest internal copying; disable sleep before copying data and stop downloading containers; and always perform three checks before removing old drives. All of these apply to Feiniu Synology....
