Intel Raid Tech Error

**canadian_divx** · June 29th, 2005

i just rebuilt my intel server into a larger case because of heat but it all wroks fine just when i boot up i get this message that an error has occured but everything work and that array works fine. anyone know how to fix this? other than redoing the array?\

here is the error

**LordOfLA** · June 29th, 2005

replace the drive and let the raid card rebuild that drive.

**VenomXt** · June 29th, 2005

its raid 0 how can it rebuild it? with data intact?

**LordOfLA** · June 30th, 2005

Add a 3rd drive to the system, tell the raid controller to copy the data from the "errored" drive to the new one, then take out the old one put the new one in and tell the controller the new drive is drive 2 of 2.

The whole point of raid is that if a disc dies you can repalce it with little to no dataloss.

Since it was stated as working fine its not a dead drive but it needs replacing.

**Steevo** · June 30th, 2005

4 Sata ports, all in use. RAID 0 array.

Ghost will not work to move the data from a old drive to a new one. At least from what I have heard.

Tell the Intel controller to take the existing drive or migrate the drive out of a array if you have the space and then rebuild by adding a new drive.

Intel Matrix, in Intel Application Accelerator.

**Zedric** · June 30th, 2005

Originally Posted by LordOfLA

The whole point of raid is that if a disc dies you can repalce it with little to no dataloss.

The whole point with all RAID except RAID0.

**canadian_divx** · June 30th, 2005

the wierd thing is that evcerything workd fine. i tested the drives alone and they are good. and in windows i can pull the entire contence of the array and put it back and no errors.
but i guess my only way to get rid of that would be to pull all hte data and zero the array and re-creat it

**VenomXt** · June 30th, 2005

Quote:
Originally Posted by LordOfLA
The whole point of raid is that if a disc dies you can repalce it with little to no dataloss.
The whole point with all RAID except RAID0.

thats what i was saying raid 0 is strictly for performace hehe. if you lose a drive with it your out data.

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canadian_divx Canadian_divx Joined: June 2002 Location: waterloo, Ontario, Canada, Planet Earth Posts: 1,551 Reputation: 150 Power: 137	Intel Raid Tech Error i just rebuilt my intel server into a larger case because of heat but it all wroks fine just when i boot up i get this message that an error has occured but everything work and that array works fine. anyone know how to fix this? other than redoing the array?\ here is the error Attached Thumbnails

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LordOfLA Godlike! Joined: February 2004 Location: Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK Posts: 7,031 Blog Entries: 5 Reputation: 4137 Power: 213	Re: Intel Raid Tech Error replace the drive and let the raid card rebuild that drive. If HK-47 and GLaDOS had a child, the character they create would cause the video game world to overdose on awesome. -sheridanmovieguy: Dragon age forum user.

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VenomXt Blame me for the RAZR's Joined: March 2004 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 3,442 Reputation: 1240 Power: 146	Re: Intel Raid Tech Error its raid 0 how can it rebuild it? with data intact? www.venomxt.com

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LordOfLA Godlike! Joined: February 2004 Location: Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK Posts: 7,031 Blog Entries: 5 Reputation: 4137 Power: 213	Re: Intel Raid Tech Error Add a 3rd drive to the system, tell the raid controller to copy the data from the "errored" drive to the new one, then take out the old one put the new one in and tell the controller the new drive is drive 2 of 2. The whole point of raid is that if a disc dies you can repalce it with little to no dataloss. Since it was stated as working fine its not a dead drive but it needs replacing. If HK-47 and GLaDOS had a child, the character they create would cause the video game world to overdose on awesome. -sheridanmovieguy: Dragon age forum user.

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Steevo Spammer representing. Joined: September 2004 Posts: 2,566 Blog Entries: 2 Reputation: 1630 Power: 136	Re: Intel Raid Tech Error 4 Sata ports, all in use. RAID 0 array. Ghost will not work to move the data from a old drive to a new one. At least from what I have heard. Tell the Intel controller to take the existing drive or migrate the drive out of a array if you have the space and then rebuild by adding a new drive. Intel Matrix, in Intel Application Accelerator. Meow. Equal oppertunity hater.

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canadian_divx Canadian_divx Joined: June 2002 Location: waterloo, Ontario, Canada, Planet Earth Posts: 1,551 Reputation: 150 Power: 137	Re: Intel Raid Tech Error the wierd thing is that evcerything workd fine. i tested the drives alone and they are good. and in windows i can pull the entire contence of the array and put it back and no errors. but i guess my only way to get rid of that would be to pull all hte data and zero the array and re-creat it

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VenomXt Blame me for the RAZR's Joined: March 2004 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 3,442 Reputation: 1240 Power: 146	Re: Intel Raid Tech Error Quote: Originally Posted by LordOfLA The whole point of raid is that if a disc dies you can repalce it with little to no dataloss. The whole point with all RAID except RAID0. thats what i was saying raid 0 is strictly for performace hehe. if you lose a drive with it your out data. www.venomxt.com

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