I have attached a photo of my test rig of disk I had laying around. If all goes well grabbing another license! I plugged in a SSD disk to the ESATA port (cache disk) on the back of the HP EX470 (modded system) and it detectedĬurrently started the array and waiting to test over the next month. Any ideas?Ĭurrently all 4x disk (test server) are detected The only problem I have is that the 1GB/s NIC is only working in 100Mb/s mode. I have now been using the unRAID for several weeks (2x2TB data + 1TB cache + 2T parity) and am generally pleased. I found that by changing the mode from 4P(IDE)+4S(RAID) to 4P(IDE)+4S(IDE) all the disks were found. I have a video breakout board and was able to go into the BIOS and check the SiS interface chip config. I too had problems getting all 4 drives recognised. I know this topic is stale but I wanted to share how I got my MSS working. It would be to give this old hardware new life! I'm hoping the problem was with the RC version of 5.x that I was using. I'm now rebuilding my USB with version 4.7. I've opened the case, checked the connections to the backplane removed the backplane and reseatted it and still have the same problem.
Only drives in the first and third bays are being recognized. I'm part way through this little experiment and am hitting one problem so far. Oh, this makes my heart beat faster!!!! This is almost exactly my situation (except I have an ex470 that I've upgraded the RAM in). The server was upgraded with an E5800 CPU and 4 GB DDR2. I had a Sans Digital TR5M on it and all five drives worked as data and cache drives. Even 3 TB drives worked, and the eSATA-port too. Just put an unraid stick, that I prepared on my laptop, in one of the USB-ports on the back and it booted without a problem.
I still have an EX490 that is my first unraid experience.
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