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March 30, 2010 03:38 PM

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froogap

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Joined: 03/30/2010

Am I right in thinking that connecting USB drives to the Pogoplug there can only be one type (Windows; MacOSX or Linux)?

 That is, I cannot connect a Windows USB drive AND a MacOSX USB drive at the same time to the same Pogoplug device?

 Thanks

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March 30, 2010 3:50 PM updated: March 30, 2010 3:51 PM

That wouldn't make much sense to me. I'm sure each HD can be a different format if you wish just like on a computer. I know that is the case because people are connecting flash (thumb) drives (FAT) as well as their native OS formatted HDs to their pogoplugs.

-Mike

March 31, 2010 1:20 AM

@froogap

You can definitely attach different formats simultaneously. We here at Pogoplug regularly attach all six supported formats simultaneously to the same Pogoplug.

-Christopher

View unverified member's comment - posted by Katie

April 26, 2010 12:57 PM

Katie said: If I have an external HDD enclosure that holds 4 HDDs up to 2TB each, and attach the enclosure via the single USB cable, does Pogoplug count that as 4 HDDs or one? Also, may I use one of the pogoplug ports to network a printer? Thanks!

Katie

Pogoplug should see your HDD's as you've configured them. If your enclosure clusters the 2TB drives into a single 8TB volume (ala Drobo), then Pogoplug should recognize the same. If you've configured each drive as a separate volume your Pogoplug will see four 2TB volumes. In addition, if your format a drive with multiple partitions, Pogoplug should recognize each partition as a separate Volume.

Please note each drive should have a unique name or these drives may not appear in http://my.pogoplug.com You can rename drives on the Settings page, below "Your Pogoplug enabled devices".

-christopher

April 28, 2010 11:07 AM

@Katie - at the moment there is no support for a networked printer - it's on the product backlog as a feature request

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