Hello i thought Raid 0 needed a min of 2 drives RAID 0 is a minimum of one drive. Some controllers require a minimum of two drives to create a RAID 0, but that is a controller specific limitation. [URL] One of the single drives failed (SCSI Ultra 320 300gb 10krpm) and i didn't have any spares. I got some used SCSI Wide Ultra320 same rpm and size, but after cleaning them in Perc i tried to rebuild but it still says it failed (doesn't even go past 0%). When i insert the drive it both lights blink green for about 10s and i can hear the drive spinning and then back to the amber light. You can't rebuild RAID 0. You should be able to create a new RAID 0. Thanks
Hi, i have a dell poweredge 2850 server, it is using windows server 2003 , i have 6 hard drives set up as 2 Raid 1 and 2 single drives (perc is saying they're Raid 0 but i thought Raid 0 needed a min of 2 drives and those single drives weren't part of the same logical drive). One of the single drives failed (SCSI Ultra 320 300gb 10krpm) and i didn't have any spares. I got some used SCSI Wide Ultra320 same rpm and size, but after cleaning them in Perc i tried to rebuild but it still says it failed (doesn't even go past 0%). When i insert the drive it both lights blink green for about 10s and i can hear the drive spinning and then back to the amber light. Is this an issue with the Wide Ultra320 and the Ultra320 drives? are they incompatible (i was able to clean the drive so i thought that meant they were able to work). Is this an issue regarding the raid config?
Poweredge 2850 failed rebuild