The suggested boot drive is a SATA SSD or a NVMe SSD.
Any advice on which ssd and which adaptator for TS-453D?
What can you work with? Iām not clear about that QNAP internals.
Also, found a video and a written guide; they might help.
UPDATE:
I desperately check all the four disks in my nas while installing it (1 10TB, 1 500GB & 2 20TB) and it worked on both of the 20TB drives⦠I donāt understand why but it worked on these disks. But the problem is still here since i want the 20TB drives to store data and not to be the OS drivesā¦
Did all four drives appear (detected) in the BIOS?
Did TrueNASās installation proceed on the 500 GB drive? (Even if it could not later boot.)
Yes, they all appeared with the right informations in the installation procedure and everything was fine, i didnāt see any error but as before, the drives that I tested before (the 10TB and the 500GB) just donāt show up in the BIOS
They appear during TrueNASās installation, when it prompts you to select a drive to install the OS?
ā¦but theyāre not detected in the BIOS?
Now Iām more confused. I feel like thereās an important detail missing here.
Exactly, they all appear during installation of TrueNAS but not in the BIOS,
Im as confused as you since i already did this before and it worked and I tested the drives separately in windows and they workā¦
Can you try something, just for kicks?
- Unplug all drives
- Plug only the 500 GiB drive into one of the ports previously used by a 20 TiB drive
- With only this one drive plugged in, at this particular SATA port, install TrueNAS
- See if it boots up properly into TrueNAS
Ok, another update here, actually I didnāt test putting the drive in another slot⦠-_-
So the reason why the 2 20TB are detected in the BIOS is that they are in the first (or last i donāt know) slots of the NAS⦠I donāt know why it works this way or even why I didnāt test before but now it works, I just hope the other drives will be recognized in TrueNAS
So what you are saying makes sense, the 500GB in the port of the detected 20TB is detected.
Maybe itās some dark magic proprietary nonsense enforced by the QNAP firmware? I have no idea.
IDK, anyway, thanks everybody for helping me here. Have a good day.