Oh, so all those car commercials of a normal econobox showing high performance, zooming around hairpin turns - I should expect that from my own car because it was in the commercial?
Yeah, assume documentation is outdated. That makes sense.
Yeah, assume documentation is outdated. That makes sense.
Features change in software all the time.
What's so outlandish about someone getting a new unit, it upgrades the software automatically on first run, and then the BTFRS filesystem is available to them use for the array.
You'd either not think twice about it or thank Synology for opening up the new feature for these lower end units.
Taking the feature away like this is the absolute trashiest behaviour.
So your analogy should be "Car commercial showed a slow but practical car, you buy the car and it turns out to have high performance and can zoom around corners, then a year later a software update forbids you from driving on the road to your house that has a high speed limit so now you can't get home"
(I know btrfs on ARM wasn't really all that great at times.)