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RAID 1 Hard Disk Failure on GA-8KNXP
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I'm using the Intel controller for RAID1 but one of my disks has gone down or decided that it is no longer part of the array. The controller setup utility at boot time lists the raid array with one disk missing and the missing disk is listed as a non raid disk. Does anyone know how to get the disk back into the RAID array without losing all the data. The help file for the controller gives numerous warnings that this will happen if you create or delete a new RAID volume. Thanks Phil Elliott |
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"P Elliott" wrote in message ... Hello I'm using the Intel controller for RAID1 but one of my disks has gone down or decided that it is no longer part of the array. The controller setup utility at boot time lists the raid array with one disk missing and the missing disk is listed as a non raid disk. Does anyone know how to get the disk back into the RAID array without losing all the data. The help file for the controller gives numerous warnings that this will happen if you create or delete a new RAID volume. Thanks Phil Elliott I have seen several of these RAID controllers and they all have a program for recovering RAID1 in the even of failure. It is there some where. JPS |
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If you recreate the array by adding the drive back it, you will be prompted
if you want to rebuild the failed drive. You can either do it foreground before Windows boots, or background whilst you work from the good drive (leave you machine on all day though, to make sure it completes!) If you are currently booting off the one drive it's sensible to note in the start up sequence which one is "good" so that you know which drive needs adding back in and which drive should be used as source. |
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Hello Paul
Sounds easy but where is the option/software to add the drive back? When the machine boots I press Ctrl-I to launch the config utility but the only options there a - Create RAID Volume - Delete RIAD Volume - Reset Disks to non RAID - Exit Similarly, after the machine boots the Intel Application Accelerator tool only has options to create new RAID arrays. Regards Phil Elliott "Paul H" wrote in message ... If you recreate the array by adding the drive back it, you will be prompted if you want to rebuild the failed drive. You can either do it foreground before Windows boots, or background whilst you work from the good drive (leave you machine on all day though, to make sure it completes!) If you are currently booting off the one drive it's sensible to note in the start up sequence which one is "good" so that you know which drive needs adding back in and which drive should be used as source. |
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