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webboy · 04-12-2006, 10:44 AM

have you tried to do a factory reset? It will reset everything including raid configuration. but it may work.

What size drives do you have installed in that beast? I will be upgrading a 4400 when it arives, and there is no documention here or anywhere as to the max capacity of this device. But a talk with a teck over at snap led me to believe if its running guardian OS there is no limitation. If my 4400 wasnt loaded with data id upgrade it, but for now i sit waiting for the ups guy.

My snap4400 has:

Drive 1 195 GB WDC-WD2000JB-00 169,770MB Member of md0 (RAID 5)
Drive 2 195 GB WDC-WD2000JB-00 169,770MB Member of md0 (RAID 5)
Drive 3 195 GB WDC-WD2000JB-00 169,770MB Member of md0 (RAID 5)
Drive 4 195 GB WDC-WD2000JB-00 169,770MB Member of md0 (RAID 5)

04-12-2006, 10:44 AM	#4
webboy Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: NJ Posts: 56	Re: 4400 bios password have you tried to do a factory reset? It will reset everything including raid configuration. but it may work. What size drives do you have installed in that beast? I will be upgrading a 4400 when it arives, and there is no documention here or anywhere as to the max capacity of this device. But a talk with a teck over at snap led me to believe if its running guardian OS there is no limitation. If my 4400 wasnt loaded with data id upgrade it, but for now i sit waiting for the ups guy. My snap4400 has: Drive 1 195 GB WDC-WD2000JB-00 169,770MB Member of md0 (RAID 5) Drive 2 195 GB WDC-WD2000JB-00 169,770MB Member of md0 (RAID 5) Drive 3 195 GB WDC-WD2000JB-00 169,770MB Member of md0 (RAID 5) Drive 4 195 GB WDC-WD2000JB-00 169,770MB Member of md0 (RAID 5)