elpotato Posted August 9 Share Posted August 9 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 Quote Link to comment
JorgeB Posted August 9 Share Posted August 9 Unraid won't usually allow going from a HDD to an SSD of the same capacity, because the SSD will have a slightly smaller partition, and because of that, it will be considered smaller them the previous device, you can format and mount the SSD with UD, copy everything from the old/emulated disk there, then do a new config with the SSD and re-sync parity Quote Link to comment
elpotato Posted August 9 Author Share Posted August 9 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 Quote Link to comment
trurl Posted August 9 Share Posted August 9 SSDs in the parity array cannot be trimmed, and can only be written at parity speed. Quote Link to comment
JorgeB Posted August 10 Share Posted August 10 14 hours ago, elpotato said: How do I do a new config and remove the old one. Tools - New Config 14 hours ago, elpotato said: Will all the shares still work and all the docker container still work? Yes, if the SSD has all the same data as the disk had. Quote Link to comment
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