Drive size and Type?

Am interested in filling the single drive bay of the NMH305  -- Is there anything wrong with putting in a 1.5 - 2.0 TB drive? Is there anything wrong in installing a WD EARS or EADS drive?
Thanks

You can check the harddrive tested list on the Linksys article below.
NMH Series Hardware Tested List
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