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tman · 03-23-2010, 03:08 PM

All four drives are listed. I actually know which disk is the problem, so I could remove it.

To give some history, I had separated the drives from a mirror RAID config with two drives/shares available. I saw some problems, so I broke down RAID and made it JBOD. That was a few weeks ago. The drive showed it was available when I first started seeing the problem, and it didn't show any errors in the SnapOS log, but I couldn't explore the drive from Windows. Other drives worked fine. That's when I decided to run the disk check.

What file system does the SnapOS use? I'm thinking about removing the drive and see if I can get to some of the files by connecting it to a USB drive dongle that has an IDE connector.

03-23-2010, 03:08 PM	#5
tman Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: NJ Posts: 4	Re: Disk Check stuck at 5% All four drives are listed. I actually know which disk is the problem, so I could remove it. To give some history, I had separated the drives from a mirror RAID config with two drives/shares available. I saw some problems, so I broke down RAID and made it JBOD. That was a few weeks ago. The drive showed it was available when I first started seeing the problem, and it didn't show any errors in the SnapOS log, but I couldn't explore the drive from Windows. Other drives worked fine. That's when I decided to run the disk check. What file system does the SnapOS use? I'm thinking about removing the drive and see if I can get to some of the files by connecting it to a USB drive dongle that has an IDE connector.