dwoods99 Posted January 21, 2011 Share Posted January 21, 2011 In 4.7b1 setup, I have this output for Disk Status after assigning disk 2, 3, 4 Disk status Model / Serial No. size parity Missing ST31000333AS_xxxxxx001 976,762,552 disk1 Missing ST31000528AS_xxxxxx002 976,762,552 disk2 WDC_WD20EARS-00M_WD-xxxxxxxx 1,953,514,552 ST31000340AS_xxxxxx003 976,762,552 disk3 ST31000333AS_xxxxxx004 976,762,552 disk4 ST31000333AS_xxxxxx005 976,762,552 The previous test version with 5.0b2 had parity and disk 1/2 setup as indicated by missing however I overwrote the 5.0b2 flash with 4.7b1 binaries/image. unRAID still thinls the old setup has those disks -- no longer true. I can't find any file in /boot/config to reset those values. I am not setting parity drive for now, and disk 1 will be set after current pre-clear on disk in slot 1. How do I go about fixing this problem? Link to comment
Joe L. Posted January 21, 2011 Share Posted January 21, 2011 In 4.7b1 setup, I have this output for Disk Status after assigning disk 2, 3, 4 Disk status Model / Serial No. size parity Missing ST31000333AS_xxxxxx001 976,762,552 disk1 Missing ST31000528AS_xxxxxx002 976,762,552 disk2 WDC_WD20EARS-00M_WD-xxxxxxxx 1,953,514,552 ST31000340AS_xxxxxx003 976,762,552 disk3 ST31000333AS_xxxxxx004 976,762,552 disk4 ST31000333AS_xxxxxx005 976,762,552 The previous test version with 5.0b2 had parity and disk 1/2 setup as indicated by missing however I overwrote the 5.0b2 flash with 4.7b1 binaries/image. unRAID still thinls the old setup has those disks -- no longer true. I can't find any file in /boot/config to reset those values. I am not setting parity drive for now, and disk 1 will be set after current pre-clear on disk in slot 1. How do I go about fixing this problem? You must set a new initial configuration by using the "initconfig" command. Log in via telnet, or on the system console ad type: initconfig Respond to its prompt with "Yes" (Capital "Y", lower case "es") Then return to your web-browser and refresh its screen. All the drive indicators should turn "blue" Only the currently assigned and working drive will show. (or, you can probably also just delete the config/super.dat file and reboot) Link to comment
dwoods99 Posted January 21, 2011 Author Share Posted January 21, 2011 Thanks, the initconfig worked. (or, you can probably also just delete the config/super.dat file and reboot) I thought this might also be a way, but I just couldn't reboot for a while. Link to comment
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