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ReadyNAS duo - Change Raid
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2011-12-01
04:02 AM
2011-12-01
04:02 AM
ReadyNAS duo - Change Raid
Hello,
I don't know if this issue will be here, I hope so.
I bought the ReadyNAS Duo, and two HD with 500GB.
One it was to have files and the other my second backup.
I didn't know that they work in Raid-Mirror.
What can I do to change this, the Raid to have the double capacity in the NAS?
I want a NAS with 1TB, not with 500 GB.
Thanks for your support and help.
BR
I don't know if this issue will be here, I hope so.
I bought the ReadyNAS Duo, and two HD with 500GB.
One it was to have files and the other my second backup.
I didn't know that they work in Raid-Mirror.
What can I do to change this, the Raid to have the double capacity in the NAS?
I want a NAS with 1TB, not with 500 GB.
Thanks for your support and help.
BR
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2011-12-01
04:05 AM
2011-12-01
04:05 AM
Re: ReadyNAS duo - Change Raid
See Configuring Your ReadyNAS for Flex-RAID.
You'll need to backup your data (if ReadyNAS is primary storage), do a factory default, in RAIDar click setup and choose Flex-RAID.
It's best if you delete the volume automatically created and create two RAID-0 volumes, one per disk. That way if one disk fails only the volume on that disk is lost.
Edit: Is this the new Duo v2? If so, you can select the Flex-RAID JBOD option to get two RAID-0 volumes. See the manuals: http://www.readynas.com/docs
Welcome to the forum!
You'll need to backup your data (if ReadyNAS is primary storage), do a factory default, in RAIDar click setup and choose Flex-RAID.
It's best if you delete the volume automatically created and create two RAID-0 volumes, one per disk. That way if one disk fails only the volume on that disk is lost.
Edit: Is this the new Duo v2? If so, you can select the Flex-RAID JBOD option to get two RAID-0 volumes. See the manuals: http://www.readynas.com/docs
Welcome to the forum!
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2011-12-18
12:30 PM
2011-12-18
12:30 PM
Re: ReadyNAS duo - Change Raid
Thanks mdgm!!!
It works!
Now, I have another problem: "Corrupt Root"
I have no data to lose, so I can do whatever I want it my 2 HD, format, take it out, etc...
What should I do?
Thanks for your help!
BR
It works!
Now, I have another problem: "Corrupt Root"
I have no data to lose, so I can do whatever I want it my 2 HD, format, take it out, etc...
What should I do?
Thanks for your help!
BR
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2011-12-18
01:57 PM
2011-12-18
01:57 PM
Re: ReadyNAS duo - Change Raid
What exactly did you do?
Did you get it to work how you wanted before getting the "corrupt root" problem?
Did you get it to work how you wanted before getting the "corrupt root" problem?
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