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I currently have a failed drive that I probably could bring back online by ignoring whatever number triggered the failure count. But baring that for a hot moment, all the drives I have are currently 2TB drives. I want to start replacing them with 4TB drives. I know I can't (specially at the moment) just take out the parity drive with a 4TB drive because of the failure and i can't put the 4tb in for the failed 2tb data. Could I add an additional 4TB parity drive, leaving the 2TB parity drive. Once the array is back up and 'stable', replace the failed 2TB drive with a new 4tb drive? Or is there a way I can make this change work? I don't have anymore 2TB drives left floating about. I didn't wanna buy another 2TB drive when replace all of them with larger drives anyways.

Now that I kinda understand how Docker works, I updated the original post incase there are more greenhorns like me

yeah, I mean if I ssh to my tower and run the command 'docker pull jchaney/mcmyadmin' it does do all the install stuff and i see it show up under docker images. but being the complete noob that i am with this, from the unraid gui I wasn't able to start/stop the this image. Also as expected not able to configure it's folders or ports that I'd want it to use. Ultimately this would be for a friend of mine who is even less capable with command line

Pretty simple.. or so I think it is... I'm not very Docker savy but I did run across this docker that I would like to use in unraid. https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/jchaney/mcmyadmin/ Is there a way to 'port' this to work with Unraids docker implementation? EDIT: Changed Subject - Now that I know how things work... I just need to change the run line a little and things are working like a champ. docker run -d --name mcmyadmin -p 8080:8080 -p 25565:25565 -v /mnt/cache/apps/.minecraft:/MCMA2_Linux_x86_64:rw jchaney/mcmyadmin So to get this working I created a .mincraft folder on my cache drive as you can see, went to the command line and ran "docker pull jchaney/mcmyadmin " to get the docker and then ran the above code an smooth as silk.