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Any update regarding NFS support? Quite a bit of interest in this. Maybe implemented in the upcoming V2?
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See this post... http://forum.division-m.com/index.php?topic=1351.msg4389#msg4389
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Regarding the drives showing up in the USB Eject icon... I had my drives showing up there because the SATA controller driver needed to be updated first. I then had to install Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver and software. This all will vary per board and chipset. Check for any updates to controller drivers and software.
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Update: I wanted to run more tests regarding a potential disk failing. I Disabled my drive that was designated as master node within disk management. This resulted in the pool going into fault tolerant mode. I then started drive bender console to view my drive nodes. The disabled drive displayed a warning sign with question marks, and a message stating "drive offline". The disabled drive was still designated as master. I then restarted drive bender service, and found that a different drive received the master node designation. The disabled drive is still labeled as before, but is no
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I am about to replace a working (just too small) HDD with a new 2TB drive. The old drive is listed as the master node under drive bender console. Has anyone had issues with removing the master node? If so, is there a way to switch the master node designation to another drive? If the master node is a non-issue... Should I remove the old drive then add the new drive? Or would the swap drive feature make more sense (and be safe to perform)? Thanks for any input.
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Running 1.3.7.9, Windows Server 2008 R2. DriveBenderService only around 12mb total. Is there supposed to be an increase in memory usage between this version and 1.4.1.2?
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Can you see what files are "Missing" when a HDD dies?
m1kehunter replied to jmone's topic in General Discussion
Forgot to mention that the proceeding method assumes you have a drive letter assigned to each drive. I've assigned drive letters, and then hid them using a registry tweak. This is done by: - Open Registry editor (select run, then type regedit) - Navigate to this key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer - In the right-pane, create a new DWORD entry "NoDrives". - Modify the "NoDrives" DWORD using a decimal value. I hid drives A: B: F: G: H: I: with a value of 481. There are free calculators that will give you the value to hide differen -
Can you see what files are "Missing" when a HDD dies?
m1kehunter replied to jmone's topic in General Discussion
You can use a batch file to list the folder structure and all files within, and output that to a text file. You can then schedule that batch to run several times a day depending on how often your contents change. For example: If you can match the GUID with a particular HDD, like: {D9F6C79B-A058-45FA-A793-9D2683D9CC9A} = DB1 ... (use Drive Bender Manager to identify DB1 with model and serial # if provided) Then use a batch command like: @echo off Rem create a text file listing folder structure & contents of DB1 @echo creating content list of DB1 Please wait... tree -
Setup: - Windows Server 2008 R2 - Drive Bender version 1.3.7.5 - Pool of 1 internal sata hdd & 1 external usb hdd - Local mount point P: - Created "Media" folder at the root, with 2 sub folders - "Movies" and "Music" - Duplication enabled on "Media" folder and both sub folders Scenario: - Copied 1 music file to "Music" folder and 1 movie file to "Movies" folder - Added drive letters to both hard drives within the pool through Disk Management - Verified duplication by playing each file on both hard drives using mount points created with Disk Management - Removed mo
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WmiPreSE.exe (32 bit) process averaging 11% cpu usage
m1kehunter replied to rtkachuk's topic in Help and Support
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Drivebenderservice Constantly Accessing Drives
m1kehunter replied to ilcmvvm's topic in Help and Support
I too am experiencing the disk i/o issue. I did notice that in resource monitor, some files being accessed were not duplicated files. If the i/o activity is indeed based on the health monitor for duplication, why are these files being accessed by DB? Has there been any progress on reducing the disk i/o for the health monitor? Win7 x64 DB 1.2.1.2