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Intel Rapid RAID-1 scan
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James Mason
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Possibly, to make sure your HDDs are still good.
Raid arrays are fragile, so it needs to scan them because they're raid1 and they need to have the exact same data on them.
Raid arrays are fragile, so it needs to scan them because they're raid1 and they need to have the exact same data on them.
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