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    Home server HDD issue, need advice

    Looked at the link, I remember doing a lot of testing back then. In summary, you are buggered if the os drive fails.
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    Home server HDD issue, need advice

    I played with a 2TB work around many years ago. It works fine until you need to reinstall WHS. On a server reinstall WHS can locate and install existing storage drives, the version of the work around I tried broke this ability. It might be time to leave WHS v1 behind if you want to use...
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    Home server HDD issue, need advice

    Is this WHS v1? If so, you are limited to 2TB drives. This limit has had me playing with windows server 2012 R2 The 4TB NAS drives work well
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    host bus adapter recommendations

    Looking to buy a host bus adapter. narrowed down to the LSI 9300-8i or the Adaptec 7805H the LSI is the front runner at the moment LSI 9300-8i Adaptec 7805H I don't "need" miniSAS or 12Gb/s, but miniSAS seems neater and "future proof". Any recommendations? LSI or Adaptec? Thanks.
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    3 or 4tb Hard Drive WHSV1

    that's the guide I originally followed
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    3 or 4tb Hard Drive WHSV1

    I believe you could use a >2TB drive in WHSv1, but the drive will be limited in available capacity. that said, I have a five drive raid 6 array in my WHSv1 box. however, the array is not added to WHS this is the console just after adding the raid 6 array to the box
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    3 or 4tb Hard Drive WHSV1

    Whs v1 won't natively recognise anything greater than 2TB. There was a work around discussed a long time ago. There was a limitation of the work around, but damned if i can remember it.
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    Seagate finally offering a down to earth priced internal 4TB HDD.

    just received a Seagate 4TB tested in two computers neither of which detect it newest of the two computers has a supermicro C7SIM-Q mobo, do I need a more recent motherboard to use a 4TB drive? incidentally, the drive failed seatools
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    The [H]ard Forum Storage Showoff Thread - Post your 10TB+ systems

    and this one... what case? are there many other case with 12 5.25inch bays?
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    The [H]ard Forum Storage Showoff Thread - Post your 10TB+ systems

    what case is this?
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    The [H]ard Forum Storage Showoff Thread - Post your 10TB+ systems

    please delete
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    How much power does your storage rig draw?

    yup, may it rest in peace heck, even my server has changed significantly since its entry in the thread nice though that the thread was remembered, must have been some use at the time.
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    How much power does your storage rig draw?

    this is the W/TB thread, hasn't seen any recent posts, but might still be useful for the OP http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1430901
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    The [H]ard Forum Storage Showoff Thread - Post your 10TB+ systems

    the raid card screams
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    The [H]ard Forum Storage Showoff Thread - Post your 10TB+ systems

    For me, little hassle. Logon to server console and identify failed drive Shut down server and remove failed drive Remove failed drive from its caddy and replace with a fresh drive (i have spares) Replace new drive Reboot server Start rebuild Send failed drive back to seagate
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