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DC4 · 09-15-2006, 10:32 PM

I noticed these same errors when I initially upgraded the OS with the 30GB drives (which were already working). So when I saw the errors for the 320GB Seagates I didn't lose hope. Anyway, when I removed the RAID5 configuration, I noticed that each single drive had 7 files on it after I let the auto-validation/format complete.

Then... I clicked the Help link in the Admin, but it wasn't available at all. I wondered what other parts of the OS might be missing (since it probably installs to hidden system folder on hard drive, eh?). So I re-installed the SnapOS from the Admin console. This caused the OS to be installed and each drive to have 11 files (including help, etc.) and apparently included something that allowed the "Disk 60000" reported in the error (probably actually a reference to the raid controller?) to identify the file system using a driver that exists in the system folder -- which was now installed on the hard drives.

Re-upgrading the OS rebuilt the drives again (approx 10 minutes per drive). Then I ran the /reinit on drive 4 just for kicks, which left it with 7 files while the others still had their 11. Anyways, I then clicked the "Create RAID5 Configuration" in the Admin and it completed successfully in just under 2 hours . It reports 898,211MB and is rebuilding the "backup disk" (which seems to take quite a while as it is 1% complete after 20 minutes).

09-15-2006, 10:32 PM	#311
DC4 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Seattle Posts: 9	Re: Snap OS 3.4.805, anyone? I noticed these same errors when I initially upgraded the OS with the 30GB drives (which were already working). So when I saw the errors for the 320GB Seagates I didn't lose hope. Anyway, when I removed the RAID5 configuration, I noticed that each single drive had 7 files on it after I let the auto-validation/format complete. Then... I clicked the Help link in the Admin, but it wasn't available at all. I wondered what other parts of the OS might be missing (since it probably installs to hidden system folder on hard drive, eh?). So I re-installed the SnapOS from the Admin console. This caused the OS to be installed and each drive to have 11 files (including help, etc.) and apparently included something that allowed the "Disk 60000" reported in the error (probably actually a reference to the raid controller?) to identify the file system using a driver that exists in the system folder -- which was now installed on the hard drives. Re-upgrading the OS rebuilt the drives again (approx 10 minutes per drive). Then I ran the /reinit on drive 4 just for kicks, which left it with 7 files while the others still had their 11. Anyways, I then clicked the "Create RAID5 Configuration" in the Admin and it completed successfully in just under 2 hours . It reports 898,211MB and is rebuilding the "backup disk" (which seems to take quite a while as it is 1% complete after 20 minutes).