Moving Drives to different Sata Port/Cards?.?.


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Hello,

 

Does Unraid 6.0b15 allow you to move disks (including parity) to different Sata ports on the motherboard or a PCIe card?  If I move say the parity disk from sata 6port on the motherboard to Sata1 port on a PCIe card while powered down, when I reboot the array will it come back online to Normal Status? Will any configuration have to be changed in the WebGui? 

 

Thanks,

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Great to know! New to Unraid installed 6.0b15 last week. Filled up 3 4TB drives Copied data from a Synology. Was waiting to assign my parity drive as I'm planning on running the party drive on SD-PEX50055, but I wont have it till next week. All go ahead and assign the parity drive now attached to the motherboard sataII and let the parity sink. Then next week when I install the Syba Card I'll move the parity drive over to the sataIII ports on the add-on card. 

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Great to know! New to Unraid installed 6.0b15 last week. Filled up 3 4TB drives Copied data from a Synology. Was waiting to assign my party drive as I'm planning on running the party drive on SD-PEX50055, but I wont have it till next week. All go ahead and assign the party drive now attached to the motherboard sataII and let the party sink. Then next week when I install the Syba Card I'll move the party drive over to the sataIII ports on the add-on card.

 

You can even switch data disk positions (if you care about where files are on each disk) and parity won't have to be rebuild.

 

Ps: i think it would be more fun to have party drives instead ;)

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