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reblut
Jun 17, 2012Aspirant
Adding a volume failed
I am reaching 80% of storage use on my 2 volumes (2T each) NAS. So I decided to add another disk. I bough the same type (seagate baracuda) but 3T. When I add the disk
I receive this message:
The disk attached to channel 2 could not be initialized. The most common reasons are RAID resync in progress, faulty drives, and disks that are too small to be added to the array.
I have disk on channel 3 and 4 which are working fine and are fully redundant. I use the X-Raid configuration. What are the steps to troubleshoot?
Please help, Thank you
GB
I receive this message:
The disk attached to channel 2 could not be initialized. The most common reasons are RAID resync in progress, faulty drives, and disks that are too small to be added to the array.
I have disk on channel 3 and 4 which are working fine and are fully redundant. I use the X-Raid configuration. What are the steps to troubleshoot?
Please help, Thank you
GB
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- reblutAspirantOk so I hold the power button and ... the system rebooted... Anyway, after I received a series of email, it seams this time it worked BECAUSE I rebooted :) It now says 3 volume X-RAID with 1452 GB (39%) of 3687 GB used. High Five !
Thank's greatly for your time and tips
Chears ! - PapaBear1ApprenticeThat's Great. Thanks for letting us know.
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