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G-RAID drives – Transferring to different enclosure
Franz Gerschwiler replied 11 years ago 7 Members · 13 Replies
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Rich Sigerist
October 16, 2013 at 6:47 pmHi Paul,
Negative. I’ve cut bait and moved on.
Good luck.
Rich Sigerist
RSVP Creative
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Paul Turlick
October 16, 2013 at 6:53 pmThanks Rich. One other quick question: when you tried putting the drives in other enclosures were they the same model enclosures (same part #)? I’ve heard that may be a sticking point as the RAID controllers can be “generation” specific..
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Franz Gerschwiler
June 1, 2015 at 12:50 amTheir customer service is pretty pathetic. I liked their products up until my enclosure died and I discovered how little they gave a damn about customers with existing products. It owuld be nice to think that the company you trust your data with has your back when you need a new circuit board or power supply or at least some damned information to help you do a software recovery.
If you can get an enclosure with the same production run you stand a chance by doing a transplant. I have failed to find one for mine so far. Wasted money on 2 drives that I thought were in the same generation but turned out not the case. S/n needs to be very close.
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