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MrPig91 / PSChiaPlotter

A repo for powershell module that helps Chia Plotting
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NVME Windows raid is not visible and network drives too :-/ #77

Closed havranec closed 3 years ago

havranec commented 3 years ago

Hi i try pschiaplotter but my local nvme stripe is not visible in gui and network drives too ... :-/ it is possible add features for add disk letter manualy ?

Thank you Mirek

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Exzellenz commented 3 years ago

Hi i was experiencing the same when i ran the powershell as admin. once i took the the normal user all drives showed up.

MrPig91 commented 3 years ago

@havranec is the your striped NVMe created with as a dynamic disk or a storage pool? Also as @Exzellenz correctly pointed out, running powershell as admin might not show mapped network drives since those are mapped to a user and if you are running it as a different user then it will not pick them up.

havranec commented 3 years ago

@havranec is the your striped NVMe created with as a dynamic disk or a storage pool? Also as @Exzellenz correctly pointed out, running powershell as admin might not show mapped network drives since those are mapped to a user and if you are running it as a different user then it will not pick them up.

Hi @MrPig91 and @Exzellenz, thank you much for answer ... Tip from @Exzellenz resolve the problem with network drive, but NVME stripe set is not visible too. It is dynamic disk type with stripe.

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Thanks !

Mirek

spazhead13 commented 3 years ago

if you share the Raid0(stripped) drive in windows and then map it the program will recognize it.

sk00t3r commented 3 years ago

@havranec Unfortunately dynamic disks have not been supported my Microsoft for many many years. You should use Storage Spaces, set up a pool and then create your raid from there. However as mentioned above you can share out a dynamic disk then map it.

MrPig91 commented 3 years ago

Glad you found a workaround for this issue. Sorry I don't support dynamic disks directly but I think it is reasonable given that are deprecated. Thank you :)