Stimmt, danke, sieht eigentlich gut aus.
Trotzdem bin ich noch kritisch, was solch ein Novum angeht - gerade bei Festplatten ...
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Es finden sich anscheinend immer neue Probleme:
http://www.hardwareluxx.de/community/f15/probleme-mit-neuer-wd20ears-defekt-692064.html
oder
http://www.wegotserved.com/2010/01/...vanced-format-drives-and-windows-home-server/
Trotzdem bin ich noch kritisch, was solch ein Novum angeht - gerade bei Festplatten ...
€:
Es finden sich anscheinend immer neue Probleme:
http://www.hardwareluxx.de/community/f15/probleme-mit-neuer-wd20ears-defekt-692064.html
oder
http://www.wegotserved.com/2010/01/...vanced-format-drives-and-windows-home-server/
A couple of readers have hacked the WD Align file to remove the OS check, whilst this appears to enable alignment support for new system drive installations, but problems are still occurring for drives attached to the storage pool. You can spot the new Western Digital drives by their model number, which will end in EARS.
Reader Headhunter3000 states,
* EARS as system drive must not be jumpered but aligned immediately after install (before other EARS drives are attached as data pool drives).
* EARS drives as data pool drives can only be used with jumpers
* Never run WDALIGN on WHS with a jumpered EARS drive as data pool drive.
For now, your safest bet is to avoid the new Western Digital Advanced Format drives with Windows Home Server until a full resolution can be found. With WHS v2 being based on Windows Server 2008 R2, it should not be affected by this problem
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