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upgrading/replacing hard drive LS-WVLC28

Started by BillRiggs, November 30, 2018, 11:17:46 AM

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BillRiggs

One of my 3TB seagate drives failed so I purchased a 4TB replacement drive but the buffalo will not format it. The format option is greyed out. My assumption that as long as I replaced the failed drive with a 3TB or bigger that it would work properly. Any ideas??  Feel free to email me direct.

davo

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BillRiggs

Raid array 1 , just one drive copying the other. I have 1 3TB hd and am using a new 4TB hd to start upgrading my drive storage so that if and when the 3TB fails, I will replace that one with a 4tb drive also.


davo

"RAID Array 1" is the name of the array, not the RAID mode, can you still access the data?
PM me for TFTP / Boot Images / Recovery files  LSRecovery.exe file.
Having network issues? Drop me an email: info@interwebsireland.com and we will get it fixed!

Have i helped you? Buy me a coffee as a thanks!
https://buymeacoffee.com/buffalodavo

BillRiggs

Yes, I can on the remaining drive. One drive was mirroring the other.

BillRiggs

Never mind, I found the issue, I had to rebuild the array with the new hard drive. That seemed to take care of the problem.

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