Soldato
I seem to recall one of the major HDD manufacturers were producing S-ATA Hard disks that were substantially more stable in Server RAID Arrays...
Over the last few months we have been plagued with problems with Adaptec 2410SA Hotswap Enclosure and S-ATA Seagate HDD's in a RAID5 Configuration... I dont think one of them has not failed... The drives do not fail and are tested 100% but the array just intermittantly fails...
I have also heard that it could be a problem with the NCQ function on Seagate drives causing this...
Anyone be of help?
Cheers...
Over the last few months we have been plagued with problems with Adaptec 2410SA Hotswap Enclosure and S-ATA Seagate HDD's in a RAID5 Configuration... I dont think one of them has not failed... The drives do not fail and are tested 100% but the array just intermittantly fails...
I have also heard that it could be a problem with the NCQ function on Seagate drives causing this...
Anyone be of help?
Cheers...
