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- Nov 15, 2005
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Alright guys. heres my setup. i have 2 250gb seagate 7200.10's in a matrix array on my main rig.
a 80gb raid 0 at the beginning, and a 192gb raid 1.
I sit down at my comp after doing some laundry (was working just fine before).
I was doing a coupla things then, a loud screech out of the speakers, but functions seemed to continue to be just fine (i was on a remote desktop to my sevrer) so i closed the RDP window, and go back to my actual desktop and i could tell something was up... i figured more than likely it was a creative XFI driver mess up so a simple restart would fix the issue... tried to click restart, explorer crashes.... restarts explorer, and try and restart again.... this time it doesnt even try and shut down anything just goes back to the desktop.
so im like f it, hold down the power button and shut it down.
Upon restart in the post Matrix Storage Manager, it says my raid 1 is degraded, and raid 0 is fine... so i say, eh w/e its happened many times before when the raid 1 freaks out cus of an improper shutdown no biggy.... then it goes to start windows, then runs a CHKDSK, and i was about to skip it thinking it was for the raid 1 D:\ drive.. but i realized it was gonna run it on C:\ the raid 0.... so it goes on and fixes TONS of stuff... so at this point im like ohhh man.
it restarts after chkdsk, and still says raid 0 is normal and fine, raid 1 is degraded... i get into windows just fine (OS and apps are on the Raid 0)... and figuring like many times before that the raid 1 would be checking itself which makes the comp almost unusable cus of so much disk activity, i opened up the rapid storge technology utility... to find out that the raid 1 wasnt rebuilding itself... and the raid 0 has failed because one of my disks failed.... i go to myself... HOW THE HELL, can i be in the OS on the Raid 0 that is apparently failed.
anyways screen shot of the rapid storage technology window below... currently backing up everything (i needed to anyways, just got a 128gb ssd) and before i go to work ill run pc check on both hdds.... i really hope i dont come back to ANOTHER set of failed seagates.... this would be the second time, and last straw.
edit - and its not the sata cable... i tried a different one on the effected drive and it still showed the same errors *cry*
a 80gb raid 0 at the beginning, and a 192gb raid 1.
I sit down at my comp after doing some laundry (was working just fine before).
I was doing a coupla things then, a loud screech out of the speakers, but functions seemed to continue to be just fine (i was on a remote desktop to my sevrer) so i closed the RDP window, and go back to my actual desktop and i could tell something was up... i figured more than likely it was a creative XFI driver mess up so a simple restart would fix the issue... tried to click restart, explorer crashes.... restarts explorer, and try and restart again.... this time it doesnt even try and shut down anything just goes back to the desktop.
so im like f it, hold down the power button and shut it down.
Upon restart in the post Matrix Storage Manager, it says my raid 1 is degraded, and raid 0 is fine... so i say, eh w/e its happened many times before when the raid 1 freaks out cus of an improper shutdown no biggy.... then it goes to start windows, then runs a CHKDSK, and i was about to skip it thinking it was for the raid 1 D:\ drive.. but i realized it was gonna run it on C:\ the raid 0.... so it goes on and fixes TONS of stuff... so at this point im like ohhh man.
it restarts after chkdsk, and still says raid 0 is normal and fine, raid 1 is degraded... i get into windows just fine (OS and apps are on the Raid 0)... and figuring like many times before that the raid 1 would be checking itself which makes the comp almost unusable cus of so much disk activity, i opened up the rapid storge technology utility... to find out that the raid 1 wasnt rebuilding itself... and the raid 0 has failed because one of my disks failed.... i go to myself... HOW THE HELL, can i be in the OS on the Raid 0 that is apparently failed.
anyways screen shot of the rapid storage technology window below... currently backing up everything (i needed to anyways, just got a 128gb ssd) and before i go to work ill run pc check on both hdds.... i really hope i dont come back to ANOTHER set of failed seagates.... this would be the second time, and last straw.
edit - and its not the sata cable... i tried a different one on the effected drive and it still showed the same errors *cry*