Cannot create storage pool
using windows server standard 2016. drive online, unallocated... it's 7.64tb big, not below minimum size (4gb)... to save life can't show create primordial pool.... the cannot pool reason (when doing get-physicaldisk |fl) listed "insufficient capacity". how when whole drive (7.64tb) unallocated....
any other ideas? output below , screenshot attached
objectid="{0740dbd5-a067-11e6-8c1c-806e6f6e6963}:pd:{8d9501a3-d535-7eff-529b-ed76c80
ccb3d}"
passthroughclass :
passthroughids :
passthroughnamespace :
passthroughserver :
uniqueid : 6b82a720d3addc001b3d8c2b1442b4bf
description :
friendlyname : dell perc h710p
healthstatus : healthy
manufacturer : dell
model : perc h710p
operationaldetails :
operationalstatus : ok
physicallocation : integrated : adapter 0 : port 1 : target 1 : lun 0
serialnumber : 00bfb442142b8c3d1b00dcadd320a782
adapterserialnumber :
allocatedsize : 8397466370048
bustype : raid
cannotpoolreason : insufficient capacity
canpool : false
deviceid : 1
enclosurenumber :
firmwareversion : 3.13
isindicationenabled :
ispartial : true
logicalsectorsize : 512
mediatype : unspecified
othercannotpoolreasondescription :
partnumber :
physicalsectorsize : 512
size : 8397466370048
slotnumber :
softwareversion :
spindlespeed : 0
supportedusages : {auto-select, manual-select, hot spare, retired...}
uniqueidformat : fcph name
usage : auto-select
virtualdiskfootprint : 0
pscomputername :
classname : msft_physicaldisk

hi binary man brent,
thanks post.
find have post 3 same question, delete other 2 duplicate ones. if there's wrong, please feel free contact us.
according to the get-physicaldisk | fl option, seems cannotpoolreason is related insufficient capacity.
, windows storage spaces subsystem,the “can pool” property set true if disk has @ least 4gb of contiguous unallocated space.it's strange in scenario, please test if replace disk , change disk, still shows same results?
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