PrimoCache version:2.0.0
Cache Settings:none at this point
Windows OS:Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard
Hardware Information (CPU/Motherboard/Memory/Harddisks):I7-2600/rented-unknown/32/SSD OCZ Vertex 3
Description:
Hello,
i have 2 SSD of 128mg + 2HDD of 3TB
System is installed on first SSD on a partion of 60GB, remaining space is another partiton of 50GB
I have successfully created a L2 storage on this second partition
But i'm trying also to create a second L2 Storage on the second SSD.
This one has a ntfs partition and is accessible thrue explorer but when I try to create the L2 storage, i get the error message
"Failed to format this volume to a level-2 storage!"
You can find the video demonstrating the bug here:
https://goo.gl/photos/CTf5tcHZN37DW8zm8
I don't understand why it work on first and not on second.
I have try to reformt the partition, remove the letter but nothing work.
Any help will be apprecied before puchase
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Last edited by cmbc on Thu Jul 16, 2015 9:24 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: PrimoCache Server Cannot create second L2 Storage
I saw there were two volumes named as "local disk" under the second SSD and the HDD. I'd like to know how your second SSD and HDD physically connected the computer. SAS? SATA? or RAID?
Re: PrimoCache Server Cannot create second L2 Storage
hello,
it's a rented server but it is sata disk
it's a rented server but it is sata disk
Re: PrimoCache Server Cannot create second L2 Storage
Finally found the trick,
it appear that this disk was in GPT.
I have converting it to MBR and then I have been able to create L2 Storage
Don't know if it's a bug or an enchancement for futur release....
it appear that this disk was in GPT.
I have converting it to MBR and then I have been able to create L2 Storage
Don't know if it's a bug or an enchancement for futur release....
Re: CLOSED - PrimoCache Server Cannot create second L2 Storage
Sorry I didn't notice it was a GPT-based disk from the video. Yes, so far L2 storage only supports MBR-based basic disks. We may support GPT-based basic disks in future.