[Help] Change two disks in dual bay

[servit00]

Hello to all. Please help for making this cange. Is possible don't lose emby configuration? how can i do for do this operation, togesther and restart i lose all, and for keep apps? i am newbie and not expret. thanks

[TMzethar]

Hi.
The information you provided is a littile limited. From your previous messages, I understand that your NAS model is F2-212.
Assuming you want to replace two disks with new ones to increase capacity without changing the system and applications, I need to know your storage pool configuration. If you have only one storage pool consisting of two disks with RAID type RAID1 or TRAID, you can refer to this guide for replacing the two old disks with new ones: https://toshelp.terra-master.com/web/#/en/storage_pool.
If you are considering other scenario, please try to describe the detail.

[servit00]

Hi.
, I understand that your NAS model is F2-212.
Assuming you want to replace two disks with new ones to increase capacity without changing the system and applications, I need to know your storage pool configuration. If you have only one storage pool consisting of two disks with RAID type RAID1 or TRAID, you can refer to this guide for replacing the two old disks with new ones: https://toshelp.terra-master.com/web/#/en/storage_pool.
If you are considering other scenario, please try to describe the detail.

thank for answering. i have one only disk. installed emby and already full of files. now i bought 2 new disks more big for intsert in f2212. use without raid. i don't need raid, i want only keep if possible emby installed and settings. is there a way for this?
thanks

[RyanYang]

The system disk migration feature is currently in beta and cannot fulfill your requirement at this time. For your scenario, you will need to reconfigure Emby - please note this process won't affect any data stored in your existing shared folders. Please follow this procedure:
1. After logging into TOS, insert your new HDD. Navigate to Control Panel > Volume to create a new volume, selecting "Create new storage pool" using the newly installed drive.
2. Go to Control Panel > Shared Folders to establish new shared folders, ensuring they're created on the new volume from your additional HDD.
3. Use TFM Backup utility to create a backup task, transferring your data to the newly created shared folders.
4. After successful backup, power down the system. Insert the disk containing your new volume, then reinstall the system using Method B as detailed in our guide: viewtopic.php?t=423
5. Upon successful OS installation, reinstall and configure Emby.
6. Finally, insert your second new HDD to create additional volumes and shared folders for expanded storage.