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    Possible to have one drive formatted as two partitions, mounting as two network drives (for backups)?

    Yikes, it worked! :) Thank you @glens and @bbunge! Will be using Carbon Copy Cloner for the network share to network share backup.
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    Possible to have one drive formatted as two partitions, mounting as two network drives (for backups)?

    My Asus AX58U router supports HFS+ (Mac OS Extended). I'm already performing Time Machine backups from my Mac to the 2 TB network drive (HFS-formatted and connected to my router.). As a test I'll try formatting my existing 2 TB drive into HFS+ with two partitions using my Mac disc tool - and...
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    Possible to have one drive formatted as two partitions, mounting as two network drives (for backups)?

    Thanks, NAS becomes too complex and expensive for me I think. As for question 1: I can't find any instructions for how this works. I just format the drive with two partitions and plug in to router ? I'm on Mac so HFS format I guess?
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    Possible to have one drive formatted as two partitions, mounting as two network drives (for backups)?

    I've got an Asus RT-AX58U and contemplating alternative backup options. Background Right now I have two physical USB-drives connected to the router using a USB-splitter. One drive is 2 TB and dedicated to local Time Machine backups of my Mac computer. The other is a 1 TB drive which I use as a...
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