If you format as ext4 then your Mac will be able to see it over SMB. I’m not going to touch any topic having to do with torrents or OSX. The ability to make it easily transportable may be of a larger concern. I would say the exFAT is slow as it seems to be reducing your transfers to maybe half of what they could be. Since that hardware should let you get to at least 30MB/s (someone who actually owns this hardware please correct me if i’m wrong). That tells me that your network is running gigabit ethernet okay so on a hardware level your bottleneck is the USB 2.0 port the drive is plugged into. You transferred that 13GB file at 14.4MB/s. I think generally speaking I would define “slow” as something significantly below what the largest bottleneck is. Regarding what is fast/slow transfer that is kind of a relative term. It would seem that whatever the issue with SMB and exFAT it is isolated to just Windows. Those file sizes are well past were a problem would show up if there was one. What would be the best practice be for my setup? I want the HD to be attached to the Vero so I can stream 4K movies with no problem and be able to edit the info on the HD attached (delete/add/edit files) by using my MacBook. If I am not mistaken this is the same as HFS+ĭo I understand correctly that HFS+ is read only on the Vero? And that would mean I could not transfer files from my MacBook to the Vero even if I have a working SMB connection?
#Smbup uninstall mac os#
My current HD is formatted as Mac OS Extended (Journaled). I need to delve deeper in all the settings and to find the exact IP address my Vero is using.īut reading up on HD filesystems I see that ext4 is recommended. I already had the Mac Samba workaround in place by running the app SMBUp. If I understand correctly this is not a big problem and my best bet is to use SMB/Samba.
#Smbup uninstall how to#
I am trying to figure out how to transfer files form my MacBook to the HD attached to the Vero.
All files play fine and I know how to access files from another source in my network (a 2010 MacBook Pro). I have the Vero 4K hooked up to my tv and attached a 4TB HD to a powered USB-hub attached to the Vero. And I understand a lot of the basic functions. I used Kodi on a Sony TV with android TV installed. I have been reading through a lot of threads on this board for a while.
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