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Jun 5, 2012

My Mac Pro RAID 5 (with Apple RAID controller card and RAID 5 volume with 3 hard disks) showed degraded RAID set message due to failed drive.  After I repalced the failed drive, I was unable to add it back to the RAID set.  So I tried to removed or deleted this RAID set so that I can rebuild the RAID set from scratch.  No matter what I did, I was unable to delete the RAID set using the RAID Utility.

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MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3), Mac Pro Quad Core

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4. So I put back the degraded drive...

5. The machine still won't start...

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