Hi Ronnie,

Thanks for the info and for your earlier post in this thread.

I think the UEFI interface is only required if the >2.2TB HDD is used as the boot disk, on the TwinStore this is not the case.

So BusyBox Linux on the TwinStore has the potential to be able to support these larger capacity drives. At least there is some hope.

As you say the CORE on the C15 is XP, however it accesses the TwinStore via an HTTP interface and does not access the disks directly, so I don't foresee any scalability issues here.

Time to for me do some reading wink

Regards
Carl

861v6+ID40, HD621, 8000.2, 7200HC, 7200.2, SKYQ Silver, PS3, PDP-LX6090, QNAP TS870-Pro (8*6TB), Roon, iPadAir2.
[In Reserve] C15, MD600 (2*3TB), TwinStore RM (2*2TB)