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Chris wrote:
Hi RitualCoder — good question, and I'll walk you through the integration path. SparkBox uses a single Media Root folder to hold all your media library files (movies, shows, music, etc.). That Media Root can live on any writable disk: your system drive, a second NVMe, or any of your HDDs. To add your second NVMe as Media Root: 1. Mount the drive (if not already mounted). From the SparkBox dashboard, go to Settings → Media Root and check whether the second NVMe appears in the folder browser. If it's not visible, you may need to mount it first. 2. Point Media Root to it. In Settings → Media Root, select the folder on the second NVMe where you want to store media. SparkBox will use that folder for all your libraries. 3. Restart the media stack to apply the change: run sudo sparkbox restart media For your future HDDs: Same process — mount them, and they can be accessed via the File Browser app in SparkBox, or pointed to in individual apps' settings if needed. But all indexing (Jellyfin, Radarr, Sonarr) will reference the single Media Root you set in step 2. One key thing: the Media Root path must be writable by your media containers (user 1000). If you hit a permissions error after setting it, let me know and we'll fix that. Try pointing Media Root to your second NVMe and restarting media. If the browser doesn't show the second drive, let me know and we'll troubleshoot the mount.