I've been running Stable Bit on my HP X510 running WHS 2011. I just built a new server as I was running out of space.
After building the new server (and not realizing I could simply move the old hard drives to the new server and rebuild the pool), I created a new pool and started transferring data over my network. The new pool is drive Z. It was taking a really long time to transfer stuff, so did some research (too late) and saw that I could move the hard disks over. I have now moved the leftover disks over and they rebuilt the old pool F.
So on my new server I have two pools, Z and F, and am wondering if there is a way to merge the two pools. I don't currently have enough space to remove each of the F pool's disks from the pool and then reintegrate. So if there's not a way to merge, it looks like I'll have to reinstall F to the old server and start transferring the files again.
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I've been running Stable Bit on my HP X510 running WHS 2011. I just built a new server as I was running out of space.
After building the new server (and not realizing I could simply move the old hard drives to the new server and rebuild the pool), I created a new pool and started transferring data over my network. The new pool is drive Z. It was taking a really long time to transfer stuff, so did some research (too late) and saw that I could move the hard disks over. I have now moved the leftover disks over and they rebuilt the old pool F.
So on my new server I have two pools, Z and F, and am wondering if there is a way to merge the two pools. I don't currently have enough space to remove each of the F pool's disks from the pool and then reintegrate. So if there's not a way to merge, it looks like I'll have to reinstall F to the old server and start transferring the files again.
Any thoughts or suggestions? Thanks!
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