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Posted on Feb 02, 2009

I am unable to turn on ide single drive

Client had a raid 0 and endedup doing a drive stripping. so his drive failed so all other drives failed . i need to turn it back to single drive but being i never use raid 0 i do not know how to do that. was able to turn off the raid system but i still dont know how to turn on single drive. please help me

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You need to turn the raid back on and go into the raid utility. Once in the raid utility u should see a function to Break or Delete the raid group. Do this and then the drive should revert to a non-member disk and therefore a single drive. Once this is done u can turn the raid off again.

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