How do you organise your HD's to work with XBMC?
#1
I currently have 6 HD's ranging from 2TB to 4TB. I would much prefer to unify my drives in 1 drive letter by way of a NAS but i dont want to use a raid type of setup. Anyone have a solution to this? I have limited experience with a NAS (having owned one several years ago).

Any details as to how you setup up multiple drives to work with XBMC would be appreciated.
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#2
I assume you are running Windows with all of your drives local.

StableBit DrivePool sounds like it might work for you:
http://stablebit.com/
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#3
Yes, legit version of windows 8. Will check out the link now. Thanks Big Grin
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#4
You can also link all of your hard drives you want to the Windows libraries (Pictures, Music, Video, etc) to do a similar thing.
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#5
At the mo it's

C: OS drive [windows 8]
D: SAB / Sickbeard downloads landing pad
E: Files / Photos / Dropbox / Box.net / iTunes / Music
F: TV
G: Movies 1
H: Movies 2
I: Movies 3

Only non automated part is moving stuff from D: to correct drive.

XBMC has SMBs to F/G/H/I. One consolidated movie library and telly library.

Simples.

I don't do raid. If OS drive breaks. It gets wiped and reinstalled. Only lost data is installed program's. which is listed in D:

No faffing about rebuilding arrays.

If any other drive breaks down. Then it is replaced and restored by its twin kept off site. [i buy two drives at a time]

Backups take place every 4 weeks for media. Important stuff [E: is clouded and backed up as often as required]
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