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Can anyone confirm that the Public share wont be deleted when i upgrade from 4.2.39 to 5?

Thanks in Advance

cpeb wrote:
> Can anyone confirm that the Public share wont be deleted when i upgrade
> from 4.2.39 to 5?

It shouldn't, however backup all your data regardless just as a disaster recovery option.

If you don't have much data (and already have it backed up to external storage), it's better to do a clean install versus an in-place upgrade to TOS 5.

Is still deduplication unavailable in this release, right?
Thanks,
Alex

To use the deduplication feature in TOS 5, just install the application "Deduplication Manager" from the app center.

crisisacting wrote:
> cpeb wrote:
> > Can anyone confirm that the Public share wont be deleted when i upgrade
> > from 4.2.39 to 5?
>
> It shouldn't, however backup all your data regardless just as a disaster recovery
> option.
>
> If you don't have much data (and already have it backed up to external storage), it's
> better to do a clean install versus an in-place upgrade to TOS 5.

Easier said than done, I've got 8tb of storage i would need to transfer lol. The only thing i can think of is to remove one of the HDDs, upgrade the one still in and if it works wipe the removed one and put it back in and reinitialise it. if not i can remove that one and put the old one back in and reinitialise the failed TOS5 one.

@tmroy - would that work?

TMroy wrote:
> To use the deduplication feature in TOS 5, just install the application
> "Deduplication Manager" from the app center.
This is not deduplication, this is an app that finds duplicated files and replaces them with hardlinks to a single file!
I hope is not this that you advertise as "Efficient and Convenient File Deduplication" on https://www.terra-master.com/global/tos5 page!
Thanks

So what do you mean by deduplication?

TMroy wrote:
> So what do you mean by deduplication?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_deduplication

"The deduplication process requires comparison of data 'chunks' (also known as 'byte patterns') which are unique..." it is a process ruining at filesystem level

I did not see any difference. The Deduplication manager is base on application level not file system level, but it do the same job. At present, we do not have the one you prefer.