robertjan11
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- May 14, 2013
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Dear all,
i need your professional advice in this one..
I want to replace my old 8 times 160gb hdd that are in 1 pool. I created the pool in RaidZ in freenas 8.3.1 and recently upgrade to 9.1.1.
Beqause i created the pool into freenas 8.3.1 it is created on sector size 514 bytes and if i now want to replace the disk with a bigger one it says it is not possible because the sector size is different.
what i want is that i replace the disk one by one and add the last step extend my pool.. but this is now not possible because of the different sector size of the disk..
is it possible to upgrade the sector size so i can replace the hdd`s? or is there a another way to do this so i can replace my old disk`s without losing my data? i have 1tb an data so it is not possible to for me backup it to a external drive and setup a new pool with new the hdd`s
thanks a lot!
i need your professional advice in this one..
I want to replace my old 8 times 160gb hdd that are in 1 pool. I created the pool in RaidZ in freenas 8.3.1 and recently upgrade to 9.1.1.
Beqause i created the pool into freenas 8.3.1 it is created on sector size 514 bytes and if i now want to replace the disk with a bigger one it says it is not possible because the sector size is different.
what i want is that i replace the disk one by one and add the last step extend my pool.. but this is now not possible because of the different sector size of the disk..
is it possible to upgrade the sector size so i can replace the hdd`s? or is there a another way to do this so i can replace my old disk`s without losing my data? i have 1tb an data so it is not possible to for me backup it to a external drive and setup a new pool with new the hdd`s
thanks a lot!