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webboy · 04-12-2006, 11:03 AM

If i remember correctly you need at lease one of the original drives in the disk 0. The OS is stored on the drive not in memory.

When i upgraded my 4400 I had to do it with the original drive in place. I installed a 2nd drive formatted it then pulled the original drive and replaced it with the newly formatted drive. It did its magic and was alive with 1 new drive. then i added the rest of the drives.

I think this is going back a while and ive worked on many snap/nas's since then.

04-12-2006, 11:03 AM	#4
webboy Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: NJ Posts: 56	Re: No GuardianOS for my 4200 If i remember correctly you need at lease one of the original drives in the disk 0. The OS is stored on the drive not in memory. When i upgraded my 4400 I had to do it with the original drive in place. I installed a 2nd drive formatted it then pulled the original drive and replaced it with the newly formatted drive. It did its magic and was alive with 1 new drive. then i added the rest of the drives. I think this is going back a while and ive worked on many snap/nas's since then.