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10-31-2008 09:37 AM
10-31-2008 09:37 AM
VA7410 shows all disks failed
We have a VA7410 that we use for testing. Recently we powered it on, and all the drives had the solid orange and solid green lights on. I connected to the serial management port, and it indicated "Not enough drives".
I tried a number of things, including armrecovery, but the results didn't turn out as hoped. The data on the drives isn't critical and we have backup tapes.
After trying different commands I ended up with all the drive lights flashing orange. I just want to reset the array so that I can allocate new LUNs again (and stop all the drives from flashing orange). I don't need to recover any data from the drives.
I tried a number of things, including armrecovery, but the results didn't turn out as hoped. The data on the drives isn't critical and we have backup tapes.
After trying different commands I ended up with all the drive lights flashing orange. I just want to reset the array so that I can allocate new LUNs again (and stop all the drives from flashing orange). I don't need to recover any data from the drives.
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11-02-2008 08:03 PM
11-02-2008 08:03 PM
Re: VA7410 shows all disks failed
Hi Jason,
Just connect up a serial cable to one of the controllers and issue the "vfpfmt" command. This will format the array and allow you to go forward. Don't forget to create a 10MB LUN 0 for management of the array. Hopefully you have a User Guide to complete the setup. If not, poke around the HP sight and I'm usure you can downlaod the manaul.
Cheers,
Curt
Just connect up a serial cable to one of the controllers and issue the "vfpfmt" command. This will format the array and allow you to go forward. Don't forget to create a 10MB LUN 0 for management of the array. Hopefully you have a User Guide to complete the setup. If not, poke around the HP sight and I'm usure you can downlaod the manaul.
Cheers,
Curt
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