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Reorganize ReplacingDisks.md to avoid confusion #3366

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Needs more information from the ixSystems team describing replacing disks in non-hot swap systems

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Needs more information from the ixSystems team describing replacing disks in non-hot swap systems
@DjP-iX DjP-iX changed the title Update ReplacingDisks.md with suggestion for non-hot swappable systems Reorganize ReplacingDisks.md to avoid confusion Dec 13, 2024
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DjP-iX commented Dec 13, 2024

@Aviatorpaal sorry for your confusion with this tutorial, but thanks for bringing it to our attention. I've reorganized the existing content a bit to hopefully make it a bit easier to follow the process for systems with or without a hot-spare.

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Looking good! I still think there is one thing missing: a section for users having non-hot plug or non-hot swappable drives

@@ -26,6 +26,21 @@ TrueNAS wipes the data on the replacement disk as part of the process.
Disk replacement automatically triggers a pool resilver.
{{< /hint >}}

This tutorial includes instructions for replacing a failed disk in TrueNAS systems with and without an available hot spare.
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What if the users have systems which do not allow hot plug or hot swapping their JBOD HDDs? There should be a section describing the "offlining", detaching and rebooting process in this case, as not all will do this with their systems operational.

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WHAT IF I DO NOT HAVE A HOT SPARE/A SYSTEM WHICH DOES NOT SUPPORT HOT SWAPPING? <<< Offline/reboot process described here >>>
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In which sequence should the steps be completed for the user if their system does not allow hot plug or hot swapping drives?

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Looks great! Thanks for cleaning it up

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