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Author Topic: Swapping drives into another DNS-323  (Read 3233 times)

vmanjeff

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Swapping drives into another DNS-323
« on: February 10, 2011, 12:50:34 PM »
Is this possible?  What might the procedure be so my files are kept safe?  I am currently running Seagate ST32000542AS 2TB drives but have been having some issues with drives degrading, then a rebuild and all is OK for a time.  I would like to eliminate the drives from the list of possibles (hoping !) and got a good deal with rebate on Amazon for a new DNS-323. My old one was acting wierd for a while now, I think even before the 2TB drives (had 2 500gig drives in there) under FW1.08 and then 1.09.  I am making a back-up of all the data just in case but was hoping to just make some settings and plug in a (the) drives and have the drives (with data intact) recognized..
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vmanjeff

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Re: Swapping drives into another DNS-323
« Reply #1 on: February 11, 2011, 08:49:28 PM »
OK.... Well, I just did it  !!

  No problems at all... AND, If anyone read my last call for help about the disks degrading after a short time, HD lights no longer working, NAS reverting to factory for no reason, etc.....  I checked the Seagate site this morning and the ST320005N4A1AS-RK drive pdf info file states it is good for "highend/gaming computers and RAID arrays" so I breathed easier as I had a feeling it was a 4k sector drive!

  The new unit is on FW1.08 and seems to be AOK.  I think I will call d-link for an RMA for my other unit...
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