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Replacing a going-to-fail RAID-0 disk

You have the original two drives in your case? Does SoftRAID see a stripe volume portion on either disk? I don't think so. Attached is a shot ...

10 years ago
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Replacing a going-to-fail RAID-0 disk

I am now in the process of trying to back-up my drives. The two drives do not show up as a RAID. How do I get my Mac to recognize them as a RAID? T...

10 years ago
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Replacing a going-to-fail RAID-0 disk

Also, can I shut off the drive case that is holding the two drives without doing any damage to the original good drive of the RAID?

10 years ago
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Replacing a going-to-fail RAID-0 disk

disk3 is the source. My comments above are accurate. it may be best not to try to go forward with this plan, but backup/recreate the volume. At le...

10 years ago
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Replacing a going-to-fail RAID-0 disk

Here is the text from my dd this morning. /dev/disk0 (internal, physical): #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDE...

10 years ago
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Replacing a going-to-fail RAID-0 disk

In waiting for an answer from you guys, I have left the drives as is. Does the fact that the original drive has 18.7 Mb free and the new one shows 134...

10 years ago
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Replacing a going-to-fail RAID-0 disk

I am copying data from a 3T disk that is part of a 2 disk 6T RAID. I ran the dd and got this message. dd: /dev/rdisk3: Input/output error 123889+0...

10 years ago
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Replacing a going-to-fail RAID-0 disk

Always use rdisk, it talks to the raw disk that way Be careful, if you get something wrong, there is no going back. Thanks!! I have 99% of my ...

10 years ago
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Replacing a going-to-fail RAID-0 disk

When performing the dd task, do you 'rdiskX' or just 'diskX'? sudo dd bs=1m if=/dev/rdisk1 of=/dev/rdisk2 conv=noerror,sync

10 years ago
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