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Greetings, community at large!

 

Quick question, I want to add some more drive to my unRAID system now that we're allowed 24.

I currently have two (2)  LSI Logic / Symbios Logic SAS1068E PCI-Express Fusion-MPT SAS (rev 08) cards in my server.

Can I add another 4-port PCI SATA card to this system, or will it break when combined with the above cards?

 

I appreciate the advice, even if it's "I don't know" :)

I don't know about compatibility issues but you didn't provide any info on the number of drives you have, your motherboard, what PCI slots the current cards are connected to, etc.

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I don't know about compatibility issues but you didn't provide any info on the number of drives you have, your motherboard, what PCI slots the current cards are connected to, etc.

 

I had posted that they were PCIe cards, I was mostly going for a generalized "that's not going to work at all" before I got specific :)

 

I have an ASUS M5A97 r2.0 board. It's got 21 drives in it now, 16 on the AOC cards and 5 on the motherboard SATA bus. I'd like to bring it up the 24 data drives so I'd need to add my 4-port PCI SATA card in there.

Should work. If you have a cache disk I'd recommend putting it on the PCI card with 2 data drives. Then you'd only have 2 array disks on the PCI card which will mean faster parity checks.

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