NewsStableBit DrivePool Moves to Beta M4 Build 5888

StableBit DrivePool Moves to Beta M4 Build 5888

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There has been another beta build from CoveCube! StableBit development marches on – now its beta M4 build 5888.

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Here is how CoveCube describes this application:

  • Combine all your hard drives into one big storage pool (except the system drive with the OS).
  • Add and remove drives from the pool at any time without re-partitioning or manually moving folders.
  • Create duplicated folders on the storage drive pool that are protected against single drive failure. If a drive fails on which a duplicated file was stored, the contents of that file will remain readable even without the drive.
  • All your data is stored in standard NTFS files. You can always access your files even if the Windows Home Server completely crashes or this add-in can’t be used.

This version’s change log:

1.0.0.5888 ———-

* Show folder pie chart for folders containing a ‘.

* “Indexing” is no longer shown when indexing is paused.

* Allow disk removal without a license.

* Recalculate balance ratio right after adding a new drive to the pool.

* Do not change the source / destination parent directory modification times when performing background copy / move (background duplication / rebalancing).

* [D] Fixed crash related to ECP list.

Learn more from the new Stablebit DrivePool home Download Stablebit Drivepool build 5888 here
Andrew Edney
Andrew Edney
I am the owner and editor of this site. I have been interested in gadgets and tech since I was a little kid. I have also written a number of books on various tech subjects. I also blogged for The Huffington Post and for FHM. And I am honoured to have been a Microsoft MVP since January 2008, including as an Xbox MVP until 2023.

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