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  1. Replacing faulty hard drive with an SSD

    elpotato replied to elpotato's topic in General Support
    Thanky you, stupid question. How do I do a new config and remove the old one. Will all the shares still work and all the docker container still work? Right now I am copying everything. Sincerly Elpotato

  2. Replacing faulty hard drive with an SSD

    elpotato posted a topic in General Support
    Hello everyone, i got a littel problem. One of my harddrives has many erros and was stopped by unraid. My idea was to exchange it with an SSD, because i want to slowly change all Drives to SSDs. My Drive-Set up: 1. 8TB WD Red - Parity Drive 2. 4 TB Ironwolf 3. 4 TB Ironwolf 4. 4 TB Ironwolf (faulty) 2x 2TB NVME SSD as cache. I bought a two 4TB SSDs to replace the faulty disk and add another 4 TB. Now Unraid tells me the SSD is too small and i can't rebuild the array. I read here that i can't change form hdd to ssd for some reasons. My idea was to add the SSD as drive 5 and copy alle the data from dirve 2 or 3 to it and then use drive 2 or 3 to rebuild the faulty hdd. Is that a valid solution and if how can i achive that. I want to avoid buyin another 4Tb hdd. Looking forward to some advice Sincerly ElPotato

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