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7:56 AM - January 3, 2007 by
Patrick Schmid
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: southbridge, battle
Topics: NVIDIA
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: southbridge, battle
Topics: NVIDIA
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Table of Contents:
Notification, Handling And Rebuild Of A Degraded RAID 5
Be careful: If you reattach the faulty drive (ours obviously wasn't faulty), it will show up as a broken RAID 5 array (see the second array labeled "error"). You will have to delete the remnants of this array first...
... so it shows up as a free and working drive.
Now the drive can be used for the rebuild process, ...
...which initiates automatically.
- Previous page RAID Creation
- Next page Test Setup
