You will need a way of connecting both your current 2TB disk and a new one at the same time. A USB hub (if you don’t have free USB ports) and second enclosure, or 2-bay disk dock (much cheaper than a NAS device and no networking required) will do.

You can then combine their storage with mergerfs (available for most distros). Both disks will still work independently, and you can use indexing software like gwhere, cdcat or gcstar to scan each drive so you can tell where a particular file ends up.

You might also be able to buy yourself some more space by using jdupes or rdfind to hardlink duplicate files.

It’s either 9D chess from a parasite, or a side effect of the evolutionary proximity and evolved domestication between humans and cats.

There is something to be said for making humans more friendly to feral cats, and of course more-risk taking behavior equals more opportunities for the parasite to be transmitted.

I’ve seen SAS-SATA adapters for sale online. I got a 120GB used SAS, and it’s cheaper to buy another drive than to order the adapter.

I think it was Home. I never completed the OOBE to find out.

That’s good. I had to install from and older iso.

Newer versions won’t allow you run the command prompt in the initial setup environment.