ThinkCentre M58p Tower - extra hard drive?

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  Hello

  I bought a few extra hard drives for my server Cisco UCS C240 M3

  Currently I have 16 x 300 GB SAS drives in a RAID 10 array and would add more than 8.

  In BMI - storage - physical drive information they appear as not configured well.

  How I can not either;

  1. add additional to the existing table hard disks, without deleting the existing data?

  2. Add another virtual drive in RAID 10?

  The server is running ESXi v5.5

  Thank you

  Steve,

  Add more disks to your existing table without losing data should be an option of your storage array 1 - at work, I think it is called extension online something for LSI RAID controllers.

  2 - I hope that this helps you: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/servers-unified-computi...   < i="" hope="" you="" meant="" to="" add="" another="" virtual="" raid="" 10,="" if="" not="" let="" me="">

  -Kenny

• HP Elite M9350F - want to mount an extra hard drive in a cage

  I have a desktop HP Elite M9350F I have already 3 HDDs in.  It has place in the cage, but the top part is too large for the hard drives.  Is there available for a cage apdaters mount an additional hard drive in?

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• Qosmio G40 - 10F - extra hard drive

  Hello

  I have recently purchase a G40 thinking it was x 2 of physical drives, it appears in this model there is only a single physical HD

  I read in many places, there is room for the G40-10 for a reader to additional disk placed inside the machine but this model seems to have simply a fixed cover but the space for the reader to be mounted

  Nobody knows of the back plate is removed and an additional hard drive caddy to store additional drive - it should be relatively simple with a heat dissipation and other I think all that is needed is the replacement carriage and connector cable SATA - x motherboard 2 recognisies readers

  All I really want to know is

  (1) is it possible
  (2) is - someone doing it
  (3) toshiba reference numbers for the caddy and for a G40 - 10F sata cables

  Hello

  I have a Qosmio G30, but I saw G40 and if I remember, although in the lower corner, that there are two HARD drives covers. Two of them are placed close to the battery, and they have one, how to say, plastic circle. AFAIK the G40 is offered with one or two hard drives. The first HARD disk is placed inside fixed with a screw. One extra is placed under the second HARD drive cover fixed with two screws.

  I don't really know if your G40 is extensible, but you can contact the service provider authorized in your country. They have access to the database of Toshiba and they can check it for you. Part number is usually internal case and it is not easy to find number of exact part for these additional parts like the drive bracket HARD or cables.

  Make a call and pick up information on the possibility of upgrade HARD drive.
  One last thing: try to remove the cover for the second HARD drive and check if the HARD drive connector is there.

• Add and extra hard drive to A706n

  Can I add an extra internal hard drive to my A7806N? If yes which is recommended?

  Your topic says A706n, so I will be with this:

  Computer A706n: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00232946

  Manual upgrade A706n (see page 12): http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c00230511.pdf

  500 GB 16 MB cache: preferencehttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136111 $85

  320 GB 8 MB cache: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822136785 $65

  BTW: Congrats on a circa 2004 XP machine. You must be kept very clean inside.  If it was my machine, I would clone the drive to replace and remove the old drive in an external enclosure. It is more than 7 years old. As the old drive probably has a 8 MB cache, you see some improvement with 16 MB cache. From my quick research for you, I found that 8 MB cache drive was 80-320 GB disks. The only 16 MB cache was the 500 GB.

• Satellite A200-193 - installing an extra HARD drive

  Hello

  I have a Satellite A200-193 and I would like to install one additional go 160 HARD drive into the free location.
  The problem is that there is no SATA connector to this place (switch on the motherboard, not more).
  I know there are computer A200 laptop with a second HDD and my question is "if I go into an official TOSHIBA Service Center, it is possible to install a SATA connector in this free site, this is to allow the installation of additional HARD drive?

  If someone could help me on this point, it would be great.

  Thank you.

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  I see that you are a bit confused ;)
  As you known t n, there are probably different Satellite A200 series a series helps the second HARD drive upgrade and some A200 series cannot be upgraded
  But the A200 series was equipped with the same laptop covers

  This means that you will find the second drive HARD on all mobile A200 Bay but the drive HARD (SATA) connectors don t exist on each series.
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  I hope I can clarify this confusing question ;)

  Good bye

• Satellite P200 - extra hard drive problem

  When I bought my laptop the advisor at importers told me I could get an adapter so that I could put the second drive in my laptop but now when I want to get the adapter and another player, they want to charge me about a 3rd of the price of what I paid for the laptop! And I pay dealer prices goods... All seems like hold up for me! Especially seeing that we all know the price of hard drives is so low!

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  You should know that not all laptops can be improved with the second HARD disk, even if the second HARD drive Bay is available!

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• ThinkCentre SD50/8183 - 2nd hard drive?

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  John

• Option extra HARD drive for R60e

  I intend to upgrade 60GB HD 120 GB as shown in the option stock higher on the specifications page.  I can more than 120 GB with this model?

  Detailed features page:

  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/document.do?lndocid=MIGR-64245#Stor

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  http://www-307.IBM.com/PC/support/site.WSS/MIGR-61161.html

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• H200A PERC. SAS and SATA. Simple 2 extra HARD drives raid. Possible?

  Hello.
   
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  dsc8w,

  ERICO did beautiful work.

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