Alright guys, a very important question. I have around 10TB of *cough* stuff on Windows 10 storage spaces ((split between 4 drives(which I believe is some form of JBOD)). Have anyone attempted to migrate this to Linux?

Arent they on ReFS? Then, Paragon, i think(cant remember well), has an experimental driver.

Easy peasy:

* Get/create a partition on your tuxbox
* install/config samba to that mountpoint and make it a share
* go to you mickeysoft box, do that 'search network drives' thing in explorer, if you done your shit right, you should see your samba share
* do copy of your *explicit* stuff to that share
* get yourself a drink, open a browser and get manual on yourself wirh your favorite nature documentary site while you wait for the copy to finish, ideally finish yourself before the copy is done so you don't have a sticky mouse
* ???
* profit! You now have all your *explicit* stuff on your tuxbox

NTFS drives? No migration required, the NTFS drivers are stable enough since a long time.

@sbiewald storage spaces uses its own file system as far as I know

@620hun There I stand corrected. Thank you.

@sbiewald I’m pretty sure because I just wiped two disks and they showed up under fdisk as “Microsoft Storage Spaces”.