June 7, 20215 yr So here's my setup I have a hp dl380p G8 with a lsi-9211-8i connected to a generic DAS (Fujitsu ETERNUS CS800 S2 ,it does drive passtrough without touching the disk data so I get smart data and everything else). Problem is my DAS has crap power supplys and they are dying on me left and right . My solution was getting another DL380P G8 with 12 LFF slots so I could just take the das out of the equation and plug the drives directly into the server. Problem is I have no idea how to remove the drive from the das and plug it up to the lff drive slot on the front without having to rebuild the whole array. It shows up as a different disk even though it's just going trough a different path . Anyway I can do this without having to rebuild the array for every drive moved ? Edited June 7, 20215 yr by grenskul wrote the tittle wrong (english not my first language)
June 7, 20215 yr Community Expert 7 hours ago, grenskul said: It shows up as a different disk even though it's just going trough a different path Not clear what you mean, do you want to use the new DL380 as a new server or as an enclosure?
June 7, 20215 yr Author I basically have a das hooked up to a server that has 12 LFF drive slots in the front. I want to take the disks from the das and pop them into the server drive slots without having to rebuild the array each time.
June 7, 20215 yr Community Expert Unless these disks were formatted in Unraid you won't be able to move the disks with their contents into the array. Unraid must partition and format any disk it will use in the array or pools.
June 7, 20215 yr Author 1 hour ago, trurl said: Unless these disks were formatted in Unraid you won't be able to move the disks with their contents into the array. Unraid must partition and format any disk it will use in the array or pools. The disks are already being used in the array. The disks in my das are the disks in the unraid array. I just want to take them from the das and put them directly in the server.
June 8, 20215 yr Community Expert Tools - New Config will let you assign any disks as you want then rebuild parity.
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