Hi,
is it normal that after installing the Kirkwood firmware to the Cloudbox that I'm having 8 partions on the destination drive, as seen in the attachment?
Before I started, I removed all partitions (in Windows I had 1 unallocated space on the disk). The disk is 500 GB by the way.
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Re: partitions after installing firmware fvdw-sl
by fvdw » Sat May 18, 2019 8:31 pm
Hello, yes this is normal
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