Hello,
I have a Windows 8.1 computer with three hard drives. The C: drive is the boot drive, and one internal 2 TB and one external 3 TB. I'm currently running the latter two drives in a Storage Spaces mirrored configuration, which wastes the additional 1 TB. If I add one more external USB 3.0 drive which is 4 TB, can I reconfigure the Storage Spaces to be a parity pool with all three? Or would I have to mirror the 3 TB to the 4 TB and lose the 2 TB? What would you suggest is the optimal configuration to set up, get a 5 TB drive and mirror between them?
Also, is there a way to boot from a Storage Spaces pool? Or does the C: drive have to be NTFS and not be part of Storage Spaces?
Thanks for your help.
- Edited by CornellSeneschal 14 hours 47 minutes ago