Hello Gentlemen... Files are still transferring nicely... every once and a while... I get a folder that is on two disks... and I have to move some files around via Krusader. No biggie. My question today is... I have created multiple shares on the array... Bluray, DVD, TV_Shows, etc. As it turns out ...

All of my drives, flexraid and unraid are in a 45 Bay jbod enclosure.

Which is interesting... Considering I am transferring from drive to drive... Locally... I think. :/

Speeds seem to top out at 165MB/s... But usually hover around 110MB/s.

Hello Paul and Jamie...

Thanks so much for all of your help... Midnight Commander seems to be doing exactly what I need.

I'll touch base again as I get further towards completion.

John

Well... I've never used MC... And until a moment ago... I never heard of it. I doesn't look to difficult... so I started copying my BluRay folder on my first FlexRAID drive to the my BluRay share... We may have a winner... So far it appears to be working to my purpose... The first folder (movie) in ...

Wow... Thanks Paul! I almost feel guilty not responding in such detail. Lol. I had a thought... Since my original FlexRAID drives are NTFS... Maybe this might work. Create a Windows VM Map the FlexRAID drives in Windows via Unraid unassigned drives plug-in Transfer the data from the mapped FlexRAID ...

Thanks again to the both of you for all your help...

I have one final question.... So when do the automatic settings of the share (fill-up and split level) actually happen/work? This is the part I am struggling with.

John

.You can use Dolphin or Krusader on a share if the size of all the combined data you are moving is smaller then the smallest drive. Can you elaborate on this fact further?... The majority of my FlexRAID drives are 2TBs. My new Unraid drives are all 3TB except for one 4TB. I may have said earlier......

Hello Jamie and Paul... Thank you both for taking the time to give very thorough and informative responses. If you use Krusader or Dolphin copy your files directly to a disc, not a share. The share will never default to a new drive and you will run out of disc space on the drive where the share is p...