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Re: re-stripiing sata drives

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Re: re-stripiing sata drives
by Mick Kalber on Jul 9, 2009 at 2:43:59 am

Thanks Jeff...

I pretty much know how to deal with what I have once I get it re-striped. But let's assume for the sake of argument that I come into enough money next week to upgrade (and that's not out of the question)... what should I be looking at for both reliability and performance? At whatever price... what are the best solutions? Do I have a lot of money? No. But having spent an arm and a leg for a Sony HDW-F900R HDCAM camera, an M2000 HDCAM deck, and the aforementioned editing system, I have a considerable investment into re-inventing my business already... so I'm not about to drag my feet now. what should I be looking at?

And back to the re-striping issue... I followed Bob Z's instructions. Since I was unable to delete the raids themselves, I had to do the drives individually. When I erased the drives one at a time, three of twenty came up as being unable to be unmounted. Can't erase, can't re-partition, can verify, can't repair... at least with the disk utility. So what now?

Mahalo once again.



Mick Kalber
Tropical Visions Video, Inc.
Hilo, Hawaii


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