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--- bsd:notes:zfs_nas_format [2024/12/22 00:27] – Sean Rhone
+++ bsd:notes:zfs_nas_format [2025/05/21 23:59] (current) – Sean Rhone
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   * https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/zfs/
-  * NAS main (blank)
+  * ''NAS'' main (blank)
   * ZFS'd
@@ Line 14: / Line 14: @@
 ====== NTFS ======
-  * NAS2 spare (wiped)
+  * ''NAS2'' spare (wiped)
-  * Format NAS2 spare to NTFS
+  * Format ''NAS2'' spare to NTFS
-  * Clone NAS main (ZFS) to NAS2 spare (NTFS)
+  * Clone ''NAS'' main (ZFS) -> ''NAS2'' spare (NTFS)
+  * :!: This formatted a 4TB drive with 2TB + rest split and isn't usable under Windows ((Windows shows unpartitioned volumes; Linux sees 4TB 1 partition fine))
   su -
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   cp -R -v '/NAS/' '/mnt/NAS2/'
+===== Other Backup =====
+  * TODO: misc
+  su -
+  kldload 'fusefs'
+  gpart list
+  mkdir -p '/mnt/NAS' && ntfs-3g -o 'rw,big_writes,windows_names' '/dev/da0p2' '/mnt/NAS'
+  gio open '/mnt/NAS'
+  sync && umount '/mnt/NAS'
+  pkill 'thunar'
+==== OS dd ====
+  * TODO: misc
+  su -
+  geom disk list
+  gpart destroy -F 'da0' && dd if='/dev/zero' of='/dev/da0' count='8096'
+  dmesg | grep 'ugen'
+  sync && usbconfig -d '/dev/ugen0.4' power_off
 ====== Clone Mount/Rsync ======
-  * NAS2 spare ([[linux:notes:disk_gpt_format#ext4|ext4 pre-formatted]])
+  * ''NAS2'' spare ([[linux:notes:disk_gpt_format#ext4|GPT ext4 pre-formatted]])
-  * Clone NAS2 spare (ext4) to NAS main (ZFS)
+  * Clone ''NAS2'' spare (ext4) -> ''NAS'' main (ZFS)
   su -