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Yeah i think you can do that.
Turn off drive balancing but still enable cascade mode. New files with auto be written to the first pooled HDD until it fills up, then files will be written to the subsequent drive. Existing files will not be shifted around.
The only issue i've found is that I cut (moved) a directory of the pool and into a seperate non pool drive. windows explorer left the directory structure on the drive with the thumbs.db still being there, but the directories otherwise are empty.
Turn off drive balancing but still enable cascade mode. New files with auto be written to the first pooled HDD until it fills up, then files will be written to the subsequent drive. Existing files will not be shifted around.
The only issue i've found is that I cut (moved) a directory of the pool and into a seperate non pool drive. windows explorer left the directory structure on the drive with the thumbs.db still being there, but the directories otherwise are empty.