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To use the addon you'd need to remove the current disks,install a scratch disk and revert back to 4.2.x, then install the bios update. Then reinstall OS6, power down and install the original disks.
To use the addon you'd need to remove the current disks,install a scratch disk and revert back to 4.2.x, then install the bios update. Then reinstall OS6, power down and install the original disks.
Wow Thanks StephenB Have completed the BIOS on the RAIDiator 4.2.28, but totally unsure about the OS6 one right now.
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The OS-6 system is more complicated.
To use the addon you'd need to remove the current disks,install a scratch disk and revert back to 4.2.x, then install the bios update. Then reinstall OS6, power down and install the original disks.
If I do this this way will I loose any of the data on the the original volume once it have completed all the disk changes, etc., etc., etc>?
No, but handling the disks bare there is the risk that you may damage them through ESD without realising it. Also best to label the order of the disks so that you can keep the order the same when you put them back in.
Best to update your regular backup just in case something goes wrong.
Also it is important not to interrupt a BIOS update whilst it is in progress. If you cut the power to the system in the middle of a BIOS update it will brick the system.
