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Replacing a hard drive

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I am wanting to replace a faulty hard drive with a larger one. However, after reading several post in the forum, I am not sure my system will be protected during the installation process aganist an additional drive failure. Is there anyway  to avoid this possibility? I have replaced drives in the past following the instruction in user manual but I was unware of this possibility. Ignorance is bliss?

Yes, parity only protects against a single failed drive and you're not protected during a drive upgrade.

During the replacement process there is no way to protect your array, if another drive fails catastrophically during the parity rebuild you're sunk.  RAID simply isn't a replacement for backups.

 

Sent from a mobile device, sorry for any typos.

 

 

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Thanks, guys. I will keep my fingers crossed.

RAID simply isn't a replacement for backups.

 

+1

 

... a point often not recognized

 

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