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mike_j_jensen

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  1. Quick question for you @trurl, is it possible to assign the parity drives as part of the array, start the array and see if all the space is used up? Then stop the array, and assign those 2 drives as parity? To be specific, I added 4x20tb drives. 2 of them were assigned as parity drives, but I can't remember which two I assigned of the four. Looks like it should come up as unmountable per this thread:
  2. That's great to know! My understanding was that the data drives had to be in the correct slot assignments! Thanks for the quick assistance @trurl Much appreciated!
  3. Yup single nvme drive for cache!
  4. I do, but not he correct order and I had assigned dual parity. And definitely lesson learned!
  5. My USB got fried with my UnRaid install. Luckily I do have a backup of my configs, however it was previous to me moving some drives around and adding a few additional drives and I didn't make a backup of my most recent config. I have formatted a new USB drive and copied over my older config files, but now my issue is that I do not know the order of my drives. I was hoping that I could just mount my cache drive to gain access to the /appdata share. I had a plugin called Disk Location installed which did have the configuration of my drives. Is it possible to just mount the cache to gain access to /appdata and then see if I can recover the config files for that plugin?

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