This device was installed by a previous employee who did not leave well and I was given his place so I apologize that I do not have much knowledge about it and have been unable to find the documentation or information pertaining to its specs. Connection to the device suddenly failed for everyone and I am getting the errors shown in the attached file.
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Sudden problem booting.
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JohnDigital
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The drive ada0 is likely dead. In my experience ada is usually assigned to a motherboard SATA port, if the machine wont boot at all its also likely one of your boot drives.
JohnDigital
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No problem, how to go about replacement of drives in freenas is well documented. If you have a config backup somewhere it will be fairly easy. If you don't it will be trickier. Possibly having to reinstall and reconfigure. I'll help if I can.
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