What filesystem to use for a 10 TB drive connected to router with DD-WRT and Mac?
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I am going to connect a hard drive to my router and let the router share the drive through SMB. The purpose is to backup my computers using Time Machine.
I realise that if I ever need to restore a large amount of data or have some issues with the drive, I might want to be able to connect it directly to one of my Macs. I am at loss about what filesystem I should use in such a situation.
Fat32 - doesn't support volumes larger than 2 TB
exFat - not (?) supported by DD-WRT (at least not out of the box)
Ext4 - very weak support in macos
NTFS - weak support in macos
APFS/HFS+ - weak or no support in DD-WRT
What are my options?
Asked by d-b
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Mar 13, 2021, 10:36 PM
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