Thanks for additional replies.
Isn't it good practice for user settings, config files etc. to be stored outside of the core program files? So, wouldn't uninstalling a program leave those files untouched? I have actually got new disks and that possibly is an option as a way to go though may have its own complications. I'm migrating from a NAS with an Intel x86 processor and 2x3TB HDDs to a NAS with an ARM processor where I have 2x12TB HDDs ready to go. From what I understand, the best way to go about this, is to move both 3TB HDDs from the old NAS to the new NAS -then- replace one of the 3TB HDDs with one of the 12TB HDDs, let the NAS RAID setup do it thing of syncing all the data from the 3TB to the 12TB HDD then replace the -other- 3TB HDD and let that process happen again. End result, all data should be on the new NAS in the larger capacity HDDs. However, the difference in processor architecture is a complicating factor. If the new NAS was also Intel x86 then I probably wouldn't even have to uninstall any apps, just hot swap the HDDs one-at-a-time and let them sync. Anyway, although related, this could be going a bit off-topic and I need to probably update my thread on the ReadyNAS support forums. Re: running LMS on a Raspberry Pi, I haven't found any issues with running it from the NAS. The other stuff on it or run from the NAS is Plex and backups for computers in our household. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ SangSomBucket's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=55758 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=114419 _______________________________________________ Squeezecenter mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/squeezecenter
