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  1. I bought 2 of these years ago when I built my server. Never used the second one, it's new in the box. $50 with free shipping to CONUS. Payment via paypal. [email protected]
  2. Would this work for UnRaid? If so, it might be a deal. http://www.surpluscomputers.com/350788/rackable-xeon-2.8ghz-4gb-500gb.html
  3. I currently have 4 data disks and 1 parity - all 1.5 EARS drives. The 4th data disk is part of the array, but is empty and has never been written to (as far as I know). I would like to remove this disk from the array and save it as a precleared disk to be added in case one of the other drive fails. I would also like to upgrade the parity disk to a 2Tb EARS. What is the best and safest way to accomplish both of these operations? I was thinking I could: 1. Do a parity check 2. Remove both the 4th data disk and the parity disk and set aside. 3. Install new 2Tb parity disk and rebuild parity - (initconfig command ??) If there was some problem during the process (such as a data disk failure) I could always shut down the array, re-install the original data disk 4 and parity disks and rebuild from there. Does this sound like a valid plan? Is there a better way to accomplish my goal? I'm using version 4.6
  4. Are these the breakout cables needed for SuperMicro SASLP controllers? http://www.surpluscomputers.com/350320/house-brand-molex-79576-3007-mini.html If so, they seem like a good deal at $6 each.
  5. What is the cleanest way to powerdown if the web GUI has crashed? Is there a command to kill the webGUI and restart it? I am running version 4.5.6 with UnMenu. Sometimes the UnRaid web page seems to crash, even though the server itself and UnMenu pages are still running fine. Just curious what the cleanest solution is to get everything responding again. Thanks, Rick