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coolsnaz
Jul 25, 2012Aspirant
Xraid2 and HDD Upgrades
Hi Guys, I have 2 ReadyNAS units, one is an Ultra 6 Plus and the second is the Ultra 6 Pro. Both have 3x 2TB WD Black WD2002FAEX in an Xraid2 format (2x2TB = 4TB + 1x 2TB Redundancy) Current la...
coolsnaz
Aug 21, 2012Aspirant
Hi Guys,
Just in case anyone was wondering the first stage of the upgrade went perfectly.
Old layout:
Drive 1: 2TB Xraid2 - WD2002FAEX
Drive 2: 2TB Xraid2 - WD2002FAEX
Drive 3: 2TB Xraid2 - WD2002FAEX
Drive 4: Empty
Drive 5: Empty
Drive 6: Empty
(6TB Capacity + NO Redundancy)
New layout:
Drive 1: 2TB Xraid2 - WD2002FAEX
Drive 2: 2TB Xraid2 - WD2002FAEX
Drive 3: 2TB Xraid2 - WD2002FAEX
Drive 4: 3TB Xraid2 - WD30EFRX
Drive 5: Empty
Drive 6: Empty
(6TB Capacity + With drive Redundancy)
So basically the new 3TB drive gave me drive resilience, and I was able to do a complete factory reset as well. And despite the heat we have been getting the unit has been running perfectly.
Just in case anyone was wondering the first stage of the upgrade went perfectly.
Old layout:
Drive 1: 2TB Xraid2 - WD2002FAEX
Drive 2: 2TB Xraid2 - WD2002FAEX
Drive 3: 2TB Xraid2 - WD2002FAEX
Drive 4: Empty
Drive 5: Empty
Drive 6: Empty
(6TB Capacity + NO Redundancy)
New layout:
Drive 1: 2TB Xraid2 - WD2002FAEX
Drive 2: 2TB Xraid2 - WD2002FAEX
Drive 3: 2TB Xraid2 - WD2002FAEX
Drive 4: 3TB Xraid2 - WD30EFRX
Drive 5: Empty
Drive 6: Empty
(6TB Capacity + With drive Redundancy)
So basically the new 3TB drive gave me drive resilience, and I was able to do a complete factory reset as well. And despite the heat we have been getting the unit has been running perfectly.
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