CentOS

After research and experience, the following would have worked had the drives still been listed as 'online member' disks. As Intel RAID driver modules are included with the Live DVD, replacing the failed drive, booting the system with the Live disk, the drive would be rebuilt as the disk monitor asp...

Thank you for your input, but that isn't really helpful. I was looking for information and personal experience, not opinions. I am well aware of horror stories and nightmares associated with software, hardware, and 'firmware' implementations. It does not seem that there is a perfect foolproof implem...

Information on Intel site concerning this kind of scenario, but on a Windows OS Turn on the system. Click Start. Click All Programs. Click Intel. Click Intel® Rapid Storage Technology. Click Rebuild to another disk. Select the replacement hard drive and click Rebuild. Is there something similar that...

The motherboard is a SuperMicro MBD-X9SCL-F LGA 1151 Xeon-E3 with a Intel C202 / Nuvoton NCT6776F chipset if it helps anyone. Not sure if it really matters in this instance, but running CentOS 6 64 bit installed over 4 yrs ago - just before the release of CentOS 7. I do know that there is a correct ...

Hello all, I have a CentOS 6 server with onboard Intel RAID 5 with 5 Seagate server grade 500GB hard drives. The first drive (drive0 of the array) has failed (SMART message on power up)and as-is the server will no longer boot up. I am assuming that the boot sector used in this configuration is locat...