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@gprovost Do the tools to create filesystems like mkfs.ext4, mkfs.btrfs and so on, prevent the user to create partitions bigger than 16TB knowing that this is a 32-bit architecture? Or is it up to the user to know this limitation? Also couldn't btrfs be used to beat the 16TB limit on 32-bit architecture?

Hi @Buster Dogg, I have an Helios4 from batch 2 with 4 SATA HDD which are all used by a RAID6 array. The RAID6 device is then encrypted using Luks. And the encrypted device is formatted using btrfs. I don't use OMV because it requires a Debian system, and I use ArchLinux on my Helios4. So all services are manually configured, including Samba. I didn't notice any issue to read large files through Samba shares from other devices (including a Raspberry Pi 3B+). Also no problem of drives unmounting during high load of the system, but I do not have a high system load usually.