Re: 8G as a 4G replacement -- MIDRANGE-L

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You could add the drive without RAID protection.

...Neil





Larry Bolhuis <lbolhuis@arbsol.com>
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2001/01/07 00:41
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OK. What happens if I try to add an 8G unit to an existing RAID set of
4G drives?

Will it: a) Fail, b) Complain but allow it, just useing 4G of storage,
or c) ???

I know that it cannot be added at it's full 8G size but is there a way
to 'force fit' it into a 4G set?

 - Larry




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