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RAID 0 problem on Asus P4T533. extra array showing up?
My RAID controller is seeing two arrays when I only have one.
I was trying to get my DVD burner working (it stopped and I don't know why). Went into BIOS and made it the bootable instead of the other CD drive I had. Wanted to see if it would boot off the CD. Also made sure Bios saw it. Saved. Now the RAID won't come up. Says second array has a problem. I only have one array. It seems to have added one of the 2 drives to it's own array. When I go into FastBuild, and show arrays, it looks something like this: Array # of drives Size Status --------------------------------------- Array 1 1 120g Functional Array 2 2 240g Non Functional All I have is two 120gig drives. It should just show array 1 at 240gig. Instead it's confused. From what I've read, the data is still on there. I could try deleting Array 1 and see if it picks things back up. Could delete both, then recreate and it might survive if I choose all the same settings. I don't know for sure what I chose a year ago of course. Any ideas? Is there a way to tell what my stripe size choice was? |
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To answer my own question, I used the raid utility to delete both
arrays, then recreated an array. I guessed that I'd used Desktop as the stripe size and was apparently correct. Things are now working. As an aside, the broken optical drive was fixed by tapping it a few times and blowing canned air inside it. BrentM wrote: My RAID controller is seeing two arrays when I only have one. I was trying to get my DVD burner working (it stopped and I don't know why). Went into BIOS and made it the bootable instead of the other CD drive I had. Wanted to see if it would boot off the CD. Also made sure Bios saw it. Saved. Now the RAID won't come up. Says second array has a problem. I only have one array. It seems to have added one of the 2 drives to it's own array. When I go into FastBuild, and show arrays, it looks something like this: Array # of drives Size Status --------------------------------------- Array 1 1 120g Functional Array 2 2 240g Non Functional All I have is two 120gig drives. It should just show array 1 at 240gig. Instead it's confused. From what I've read, the data is still on there. I could try deleting Array 1 and see if it picks things back up. Could delete both, then recreate and it might survive if I choose all the same settings. I don't know for sure what I chose a year ago of course. Any ideas? Is there a way to tell what my stripe size choice was? |
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