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Hi. We have a ML110 server with RAID 5 (4x250gb HD SATA) in a Adaptec 2610SA. The RAID has 2 Arrays (#00 Operating System and #01 Data). We have tried to replace a failed HD and since then the Windows cannot start. It shows us that the Array #00 cannot be configured (following arrays have missing required members and cannot be configured). Array #01 Data seems to be ok. Any clue ?

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Did you make sure that your hard drive has been made into a "dynamic volume" instead to the usual "simple volume"? It has to be "dynamic" before your can put it into a RAID configuration. You will have to use your RAID Controller to create a dynamic volume or to make the hard drive part of a dynamic volume.

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  • dudabhz Aug 04, 2010

    The new HD is a brand new direct from HP. At this moment the Array #1 (Data) is in rebuilding process (32 % so far). But I cannot "see" the Array#0 (Operating System). I will wait until the rebuilding of the Array#1 of the RAID is done to see if the Array #0 returns... If not, do wyou think I can try to recreate the Array #0 for this RAID ? I have the information about the Array #0 (Size, Stripe, Type).

  • Anonymous Aug 04, 2010

    You may be able to, but that will most likely exceed my scope of experience. If its in the rebuilding process, then I would assume for now that everything will be fine once its finished rebuilding Array #1.

  • dudabhz Aug 04, 2010

    Ok. Thanks a lot. I'll let you know as soon as it ends. I think just tomorrow. Thanks

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