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kynaccrue

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i have a raid array in raid 0 and i want to switch a raid card that shouldnt be a problem rite? since the raid info is encoded onto the harddrive. or is there something im missing?
 
I've done it before without a problem. You just have to make sure you put the hard drives in the proper order. You'll have have to ensure that the cluster size is the same as well. There is still risk I'm sure, but it should work.
 
Well, if the RAID controllers are the same make and from a similar generation, I don't suppose there would be any problems. Also, as onetrueday has mentioned, make sure all the RAID array properties are the same when you set it up again, you should be ok...
 
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