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Erase Greyed Out?

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So I am new to Unraid. I choose XFS for the array, clicked start. 20 mins later decided I actually wanted XFS encrypted. Clicked cancel chaged to XFS encrypted clicked start. 12 hours later everything works, array shows up as XFS encrypted however 250GB is used. I reckon this is from the intial XFS format?

So i'd like to erase everthing and start again with a clean formatting off XFS encrypted. Yet the Erase button is greyed out?

Any ideas?

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6 minutes ago, szim-stack said:

I reckon this is from the intial XFS format?

No, this is normal xfs overhead.

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Fair enough, good to know. 250GB just seemed like a lot. (Have 3x 12TB drive 2x parity)

For future reference how would I however reformat a drive to the same files system it currently is for a clean start? Considering "erase" remains greyed out?

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19 minutes ago, szim-stack said:

For future reference how would I however reformat a drive to the same files system it currently is for a clean start? Considering "erase" remains greyed out?

This is covered in the online documentation here

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The linked procedure above is the easiest way to do that, for the erase button to be enabled, you would need to do a new config.

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