On Fri, 18 Jan 2008, MegaZone wrote:
> There is a 'divorce' method with MFSTools to separate paired drives
> and reduce it back to a single drive. I don't recall the specifics,
> but the MFSTools docs should cover it.
They do, but it requires both HDDs to be functional. With the second
drive sounding the click-of-death there was no chance of that. Strangely
MFSTools wouldn't recognize the TOC on the primary drive either, probably
because the second is a paperweight.
> As others suggested it might be better to pick up the Instant Cake CD
> from DVRupgrade and image a brand-new drive from scratch. Drives are so
> cheap these days that one large drive is probably more capacity than the
> two old drives.
That's what I'm going to do. Total space on the thing was 150GB and I
have a 160GB drive sitting on a shelf doing nothing. Just need to figure
out if it's worth it. Anybody interested in buying a Series 1 with a
lifetime subscription? It'll be working before I sell it.
Thanks Bill and MZ - I appreciate the help.
-Jason
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