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A bad drive needs replacing. Don't monkey around with it - just order up the new drive.
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I wanted to image the bad drive to a new drive, would that copy over the bad blocks. Can someone please fill me in on how to remedy this situation so that everything is transparent to the user?
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I tried this weekend, I imaged the original drive, then replaced both drives, then after resetting the raid, i began to apply the image to the mirror set, this froze twice, and during the reboots i noticed the RAID kept on saying its degraded. I think the controller is fubar, so were gonna replace the sys board. Thanks.
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Glad you're zeroing in on a solution.<br />
Do post back if that fixes it or not.<br />
Good luck.<br />

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RAID halts at 71% and wont continue, we ran chkdsk /r and discovered that there were bad blocks on that drive, although it said it was fixed, i allowed the rebuild to run again, and no luck, halted at 71%. &nbsp;Anyone have any suggestions?<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
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Ilya
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RAID halts at 71% and wont continue, we ran chkdsk /r and discovered that there were bad blocks on that drive, although it said it was fixed, i allowed the rebuild to run again, and no luck, halted at 71%.  Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks in advance,

Ilya

A bad drive needs replacing. Don&#39;t monkey around with it - just order up the new drive.

I wanted to image the bad drive to a new drive, would that copy over the bad blocks. Can someone please fill me in on how to remedy this situation so that everything is transparent to the user?

I tried this weekend, I imaged the original drive, then replaced both drives, then after resetting the raid, i began to apply the image to the mirror set, this froze twice, and during the reboots i noticed the RAID kept on saying its degraded. I think the controller is fubar, so were gonna replace the sys board. Thanks.

Glad you&#39;re zeroing in on a solution.
Do post back if that fixes it or not.
Good luck.


RAID halts at 71% and wont continue...

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