shentoza

But assign it via new config?

I have an online backup from a couple of days ago. But yeah I could mount my parity drive, and files and folders seem just fine.

But where would it be mounted, though? I my replacement disk. I could use the new drive as parity disk then and just mount this one shown as data disk?

ah since the parity drive is just a mirror of the one drive, just mount it into the old slot? But creating a new config should also work as well, right?

I dont think i quite understand the transparency bit... I took the screenshot, when i already removed the faulty disk. Yeah i had only one data disk

Sorry misread the first question. Alert [JARVIS] - Disk 2 in error state (disk dsbl)

The original parity disk is still attached. The failed disk (which ran into issues in different slots again and again) is not

No it failed over night, after running for ~30 days with no issues.

Yeah, now I read that as well. But I didnt think I have an option to put another controller with my pc without putting cables out of the case https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/ThinkCentre/ThinkCentre_M910_Tiny/ThinkCentre_M910_Tiny_Spec.pdf?clickid=zKu2mFTzGxyKUIh0tG0fhXFyUksyVfVDlQjg1w0&Program=3786&pid=242189&acid=ww%3Aaffiliate%3A74clty&cid=de%3Aaffiliate%3Axg02ds jarvis-diagnostics-20250402-1844.zip

Sorry to resurrect this old thread, but It felt applicable. I currently have the issue, that I temporarily removed my HDD from the parity slot. Now ( I think due to the HDD bay being connected via USB) it is not getting the serial number of the hard drive correctly. Now I'm obviously scared that I will have data loss there. The currently selected HDD in my Parity Slot is the exact same drive, that was my parity before. Can I fix that by creating a new config as well? I DO have a failed HDD, that I have to return, but don't have the replacement yet (it was on disk 2). Should I wait until I have the replacement disk?