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11-20-2001 04:44 AM
11-20-2001 04:44 AM
I attached an HP auto Raid box to an HP9000 and am tring to get it rolling. It's an older auto raid bon, magical to me. Some kind of raid I am not familiar with. However, I have only two disk, so I can't use raid until the additional drives arrive. How can I use these 2 18 GB drives for storage on the raid box? So far, I have included them, but get an error message of 'not enough disks'. I know this can be done because I bought it from a 3rd party that way. I recently formatted the LUN's and LV. In sam, I can only see the controller, not the disks. When I do an ioscan, I can see both disks. HELP PLEASE.
Thanks,
Bob
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11-20-2001 04:50 AM
11-20-2001 04:50 AM
Re: AUTO RAID
live free or die
harry
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11-20-2001 04:54 AM
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Re: AUTO RAID
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11-20-2001 05:02 AM
11-20-2001 05:02 AM
Re: AUTO RAID
The minimum supported AutoRAID configuration is using 4 disks.
HTH,
Vince
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11-20-2001 05:08 AM
11-20-2001 05:08 AM
Re: AUTO RAID
You cannot see the disks using ioscan, because it only sees the LUNs you create. So those disks must other disks in your configuration, not AutoRAID disks.
HTH,
Vince
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11-20-2001 05:18 AM
11-20-2001 05:18 AM
Re: AUTO RAID
I was able to use this for storage. I had to include first, bind second. Now I used LVM to create a filesystem. I have 1 18GB drive as storage, the other 18GB drives seems to be an alternate link. Why I am not sure, but I am happy. Thanks again,
Bob
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11-20-2001 05:56 AM
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Re: AUTO RAID
live free or die
harry
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11-20-2001 07:05 AM
11-20-2001 07:05 AM
Re: AUTO RAID
The minimum supported configuration on AutoRAID is:
3 fan modules
4 disk modules
2 power supply modules
2 controller modules
I got this from the SCSIFCARRAY course notes I did in HP France this September.
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11-20-2001 07:35 AM
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Re: AUTO RAID
Thanks,
Bob
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11-20-2001 07:47 AM
11-20-2001 07:47 AM
Solutionarraydsp -d
where id is returned by arraydsp -i
ie the serial number
You can also tell by looking at the fan modules.
If your fans have plastic bubble fan symbols they're 10krpm fans otherwise only 7200 rpm drives are supported (it'll overhead otherwise)
arraydsp -a
should give you all you need.
Later,
Bill
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