I've not as yet looked at the hard drives used in the RNS510 so can't be certain if it would work (I'd expect it to,) but rather than doing a re-install my first thought when doing this would be to look at cloning the old drive to the new SSD and then adjust the partition sizes to suit.
There's no reason the map partition should ever exceed 10GB and very likely about half that would suffice.
There are free disk clone programs on the 'net (HD-Clone, for instance) that should cope, and the drives are small enough that even the late, lamented Partition Magic (still around in Torrent files, I think) should comfortably handle the task.
For those with a copy of Acronis Disk Director (usually under $50 online) the task should be a doddle.
There's no reason the map partition should ever exceed 10GB and very likely about half that would suffice.
There are free disk clone programs on the 'net (HD-Clone, for instance) that should cope, and the drives are small enough that even the late, lamented Partition Magic (still around in Torrent files, I think) should comfortably handle the task.
For those with a copy of Acronis Disk Director (usually under $50 online) the task should be a doddle.
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