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09-29-2004 12:19 PM
09-29-2004 12:19 PM
Can I ghost my raid1 to an image and restore?
I have a bad slot in my onboard raid in my LH3000R server. I can't rebuild the raid. I'm thinking I could ghost the remaining drive to an image, save it to another machine. Then re-initialize the array using slots 2 and 3, then restore the image to the array.
Does this sound do-able? Is it a good plan?
Thanks
Does this sound do-able? Is it a good plan?
Thanks
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