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03-11-2003 03:55 AM
03-11-2003 03:55 AM
Re: autoraid 12H: 'not enough drives'
Hello!
Problem solved (after one night of sleep ...)
After arrayfmt I checked the status again
today (arraydsp)
and saw the line
'Used by non-included disks <=100%>'.
All disks have been 'excluded' automatically
(by formatting?) and therefore it
reported 'not enough drives'.
Problem solved by simply including
all disks again.
Erik.
Problem solved (after one night of sleep ...)
After arrayfmt I checked the status again
today (arraydsp
and saw the line
'Used by non-included disks <=100%>'.
All disks have been 'excluded' automatically
(by formatting?) and therefore it
reported 'not enough drives'.
Problem solved by simply including
all disks again.
Erik.
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03-11-2003 05:25 AM
03-11-2003 05:25 AM
Re: autoraid 12H: 'not enough drives'
yea, as mentioned you need 4 drives minimum! I used to use this as a test question in autoraid certification courses I gave! Always a winner question!
Note about Auto Include, if you include a drive with luns configured and it gets auto included or if auto include is off and you manually include, then expect the autoraid to spend a lot of time balancing data across the extra drive. I'd recommend keeping Auto Include Off (like you have)!
Later,
Bill
Note about Auto Include, if you include a drive with luns configured and it gets auto included or if auto include is off and you manually include, then expect the autoraid to spend a lot of time balancing data across the extra drive. I'd recommend keeping Auto Include Off (like you have)!
Later,
Bill
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