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тАО11-15-2006 03:28 AM
тАО11-15-2006 03:28 AM
I'm trying to move from 72GB to 144GB disks in a DL380 with SA6402 controller configured with 6 disks in RAID 1+0.
My plot was to fail and replace one disk at a time, and finally expand the RAID.
But to my surprise the recovery fails everytime after a couple of minutes, marking the new disk as failed. This has so far happened with 4 new disks.
HP support states that this is not a supported way of doing things, but I'm sure this has worked fine previously.
I'm aware that I can take the server offline and break the mirror but my wish is to do the upgrade online.
Ole Thomsen
My plot was to fail and replace one disk at a time, and finally expand the RAID.
But to my surprise the recovery fails everytime after a couple of minutes, marking the new disk as failed. This has so far happened with 4 new disks.
HP support states that this is not a supported way of doing things, but I'm sure this has worked fine previously.
I'm aware that I can take the server offline and break the mirror but my wish is to do the upgrade online.
Ole Thomsen
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тАО11-15-2006 05:54 AM
тАО11-15-2006 05:54 AM
Solution
What you trying to do is supported as long you do in correct order. It's called Upgrading Hard Drive Capacity
see atachment
also if you needed
http://h71019.www7.hp.com/ActiveAnswers/downloads/Performance_Exchange%20Server%202003_HP%20Smart%20Array%206402.pdf
there is few steps that you have to make it right
1. first of all full backup
2. ADU report there should be no Read write Problems
3. All Firmware and Drivers and ACU up to date
4. Firmware for HDD and Array controller
5. Pull drive only when system down
6. power up and accept drive failure and recovery ON
7. than only slide new drive
8. also if you already tried them (146) you might want to run erase utility over them
see atachment
also if you needed
http://h71019.www7.hp.com/ActiveAnswers/downloads/Performance_Exchange%20Server%202003_HP%20Smart%20Array%206402.pdf
there is few steps that you have to make it right
1. first of all full backup
2. ADU report there should be no Read write Problems
3. All Firmware and Drivers and ACU up to date
4. Firmware for HDD and Array controller
5. Pull drive only when system down
6. power up and accept drive failure and recovery ON
7. than only slide new drive
8. also if you already tried them (146) you might want to run erase utility over them
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тАО11-15-2006 04:09 PM
тАО11-15-2006 04:09 PM
Re: Migrating from 72GB to 144GB disks on SA6402?
From my experience this is a data problem on the current drive set and not a fault of the new drive. You need to verify the current RAID before you attempt to replace the drives.
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