Problems with RAID Array A1000

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Dear Group,

I�ve a problem with my SUN RAID Array A1000 on an E420R machine (Sol.
5.8) and I�am not sure whether I can solve this problem with a patch
(I�ve seem somthing in the list) or with an exchange of the drives /
Array.

During the last week I received a lot of Raid Array Storage Messages
(ASC=3F ASCQ=80 LUN=00/01/02/03/04/05). Each drive reported an error
in /etc/osa/rmlog.log (see sample below). The code list (raidcode.txt)
describe to replace the drive(s).

--snip--
server~1T04987149~c1t0d0~09/12/2004~02:16:09~00~3F80~12~00~01~7000060000000098000000003F801200000000000000000000000000000000000000000
0000805000000000000000000000000000B043154303439383731343920202020202003010200000001000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000010000000
000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000A283039313130342F31363534303900000000000000~
--snip--

The result of the drive check with "./drivutil -l c1t0d0" produced the
following output:

 Logical Unit Information for cl306_001 
 
 LUN      Group      Device           RAID      Capacity      Status 
                     Name             Level     (MB) 
 
  0       1          c1t0d0            1          17234       Degraded
  1       1          c1t0d1            1          17234       Degraded
  2       1          c1t0d2            1          17234       Degraded
  3       1          c1t0d3            1          17234       Degraded
  4       1          c1t0d4            1          17234       Degraded

Is it possible to repair the drives or what should I do best?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Ray
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Reply raemanuel 9/14/2004 4:43:56 PM

Ray <raemanuel@aol.com> wrote:
> Is it possible to repair the drives or what should I do best?

What does  healthck -a  return?

The best idea is to fire up the rm6 GUI, run the recovery wizard and
do whatever it tells you to.

  Scott.
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Reply Scott 9/15/2004 10:19:35 AM


> > Is it possible to repair the drives or what should I do best?
> 
> What does  healthck -a  return?
> 
> The best idea is to fire up the rm6 GUI, run the recovery wizard and
> do whatever it tells you to.
> 
>   Scott.

Dear Scott,

"./healthck -a" returns:

Health Check Summary Information
cl306_001:                Degraded LUN at Drive [2,1];[1,2]

"./parityck -a" returns:

Scanning cl306_001:0:ABORTED - Degraded LUN
Scanning cl306_001:1:ABORTED - Degraded LUN
Scanning cl306_001:2:ABORTED - Degraded LUN
Scanning cl306_001:3:ABORTED - Degraded LUN
Scanning cl306_001:4:ABORTED - Degraded LUN

Unfortunately, I can�t start the rm6 GUI. I receive always the messages:

"No definition for parameter System_RmHomeDirectory - aborting"

Many thanks in advance for your help.

Ray
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Reply raemanuel 9/15/2004 1:51:55 PM

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