The Option ROM on this newer motherboard has version 12. I booted into the Option ROM on the Asrock with Ctrl+I. So I pulled both disks for the RAID 1 array from the computer and installed them on this newer Asrock motherboard. I have a newer motherboard which I made available for testing. I believe this is why RST refused to allow me to mark the new disk as a spare. The Option ROM has been unable to correctly manage disks larger than about 1TB.
I believe this is because the Option ROM version is quite old compared to the disks which are only a few years old. But the size shown was much smaller than the actual disk size. It showed them as something like 1.3TB or 1.8TB or something, I can't remember. Even prior to this issue, it has never showed the correct size for the 4TB disks. When going into the Option ROM, it wasn't showing the correct size of the 4TB disks. Here's what I did in case others find it useful. I'm pleased to say I've been able to rebuild the RAID 1 array with the new disk. Please do not take any action doing this step since it is just to verify if there is any problem with the new disk you have installed.īased on our conversation, I explored some other options to fix the issue. Downloads for Intel® Rapid Storage Technology (Intel® RST) Version 15.įurthermore, just for testing purposes, I would like to know if by any chance you have any other HDD for you to plug it into you system just to verify if the RST will give you the option to set that disk as spare.Processor: Intel® Core™ i7-7700K Processor:.Storage: 3 HDD's of 1TB Model: WD1002FAEX-00Z3A0:.Please find the components I used bellow: I will attach a file with the steps taken to recreate this issue and rebuild the Raid 1. I really apologize that the troubleshooting steps attached above did not work for your case.Īllow me to share with you that I recreated the issue you are facing at our lab.
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