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Windows Software Raid 1 - CasaOS via Ubuntu - BoostAteHisDog - 2024-02-03
Hello, I have recently swapped from a windows 10 server to a ubuntu server with CasaOS. The disks had a Raid 1 windows software array and I'm wondering if I can set the array back up to read with Jellyfin.
Thanks in advance!
RE: Windows Software Raid 1 - CasaOS via Ubuntu - tmsrxzar - 2024-02-03
linux will not work with windows storage spaces
NTFS should not be used with linux in general even if it did
RE: Windows Software Raid 1 - CasaOS via Ubuntu - TheDreadPirate - 2024-02-03
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it should still read each disk individually since it's just a simple mirror. Linux can read NTFS, it's just a permissions nightmare if you USE it for services.
RE: Windows Software Raid 1 - CasaOS via Ubuntu - tmsrxzar - 2024-02-03
(2024-02-03, 06:24 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: Correct me if I'm wrong, but it should still read each disk individually since it's just a simple mirror.
if it's a windows software raid then it was likely setup from disk manager which does weird things to it's disks, it's not simply a mirror
something like https://recoverhdd.com/blog/creating-software-raid-in-windows.html
(this sort of raid is also a nightmare to recover)
RE: Windows Software Raid 1 - CasaOS via Ubuntu - BoostAteHisDog - 2024-02-03
I saw something about using mdam?
RE: Windows Software Raid 1 - CasaOS via Ubuntu - tmsrxzar - 2024-02-03
(2024-02-03, 08:28 PM)BoostAteHisDog Wrote: I saw something about using mdam?
?
to do what?
are you now asking for suggestions on doing software raid in linux?
i don't believe this is the forum for general linux questions, there are better resources available such as the forum for your chosen OS
pretty sure the latest is ZFS but i couldn't even say Casa supports that thus their forum is a better resource
(and then your next question will be how to set it up and i would certainly not be able to provide a guide on that for any OS)