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First of all did you erase raid configuration previoulsy before run QR ?<br />
Also did you make any Disk change before starting QR?<br />
CT <br />

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First of all did you erase raid configuration previoulsy before run QR ?
Also did you make any Disk change before starting QR?
CT


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Hi <br />
<br />
this was a warranty replacement box so the disks came blank with no partation<br />
I'm not geting any message about the adapetc controllor so <br />
I cant see how to configure RAID my guess is as there are no<br />
disks setup the image cant be restored..................<wbr />but I dont <br />
know where to go now <br />
<br />
<br />
B
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Hi

this was a warranty replacement box so the disks came blank with no partation
I'm not geting any message about the adapetc controllor so
I cant see how to configure RAID my guess is as there are no
disks setup the image cant be restored..................but I dont
know where to go now


B

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Check the bios and see if the raid controller is turn off.<br />
CT
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Check the bios and see if the raid controller is turn off.
CT

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I've done that <br />
<br />
there is actually no mention of a raid controller, just IDE/SATA<br />
everything looks to be enabeled <br />
<br />
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I've done that

there is actually no mention of a raid controller, just IDE/SATA
everything looks to be enabeled




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Hi,<br />
<br />
When i try to reinstall the quick restore CD on a HP Dl100 Storage server i get the following error<br />
failed to create partition on disk 0 error =4, this is a replacement server as our original one failed<br />
Can anyone tell me what this error means and how to fix it?<br />
<br />
<br />
Tkx <br />
<br />
Brian<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />

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Hi,

When i try to reinstall the quick restore CD on a HP Dl100 Storage server i get the following error
failed to create partition on disk 0 error =4, this is a replacement server as our original one failed
Can anyone tell me what this error means and how to fix it?


Tkx 

Brian





problems rebuilding HP Dl100 G2

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