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Anonymous 12/16/2018 (Sun) 22:32:21 Id: 034e6b No. 11045
hi i've had hydrus a while back and am getting back into it now i'll have some questions about migrating db's from old to new but first i wanna ask about what storage hardware is best for hydrus? because i think i broke me old hdd by using hdyrus (seagate's being prone to crashes) the tags that i had through the public tag repository should re-appear when i import files, right?
Anonymous 12/17/2018 (Mon) 16:04:57 Id: 18f7e0 No. 11049
>>11045 >but first i wanna ask about what storage hardware is best for hydrus? I don't think it matters, but you may want to keep your media files on a HDD and the rest on a SSD. Just stay away from Seagate, their HDDs are known for having a lot of issues. I'd recommend HGST or WD. https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/help/database_migration.html
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