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trgrapsonu · 05-29-2007, 05:14 PM

2. My HD has failed. How do I replace it?
A. The 1000v1 has the OS stored in flash ram, just install the hd. It takes about 10 min before you can connect to the web interface.
B. If you have a 1000v2 or 1100 you must transfer the boot tracks from a working unit or by the use of image files. There are 2 different image files used to recover from a failed drive in the 1x00's.
C. The 1000's normally use a 1000 image file, but if you get a 1 x 2 LED blinking pattern it requires the 2200.img file.
D. The 1000v2 & 1100 requires an image file to be copied to the new drive. (Normally the 2200 image file)
Note: You need to reinstall the OS after doing an image file recovery to replace any missing OS files.

Do I need take new hdd out from snap put on cpu use fdisk then format 16 or 32 then put 2200.img then put hdd back to snap that way it works?

05-29-2007, 05:14 PM	#73
trgrapsonu Cooling Neophyte Join Date: May 2007 Location: Easton Posts: 31	Re: Snap OS v.4 (snap server 1000) 2. My HD has failed. How do I replace it? A. The 1000v1 has the OS stored in flash ram, just install the hd. It takes about 10 min before you can connect to the web interface. B. If you have a 1000v2 or 1100 you must transfer the boot tracks from a working unit or by the use of image files. There are 2 different image files used to recover from a failed drive in the 1x00's. C. The 1000's normally use a 1000 image file, but if you get a 1 x 2 LED blinking pattern it requires the 2200.img file. D. The 1000v2 & 1100 requires an image file to be copied to the new drive. (Normally the 2200 image file) Note: You need to reinstall the OS after doing an image file recovery to replace any missing OS files. Do I need take new hdd out from snap put on cpu use fdisk then format 16 or 32 then put 2200.img then put hdd back to snap that way it works?