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08-09-2012 02:54 AM
08-09-2012 02:54 AM
Re: RAID drive failed error message
Hi,
This is server current status.
prodata2#sautil /dev/ciss0 |more
******************************************************************************
**** ****
**** S A U T I L S u p p o r t U t i l i t y ****
**** ****
**** for the HP SmartArray RAID Controller Family ****
**** ****
**** version A.02.13 ****
**** ****
**** (C) Copyright 2003-2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. ****
******************************************************************************
---- DRIVER INFORMATION ------------------------------------------------------
Driver State........................ READY
---- CONTROLLER INFORMATION --------------------------------------------------
Controller Product Number........... P400
Controller Product Name............. HP PCIe SmartArray P400
Hardware Path....................... 0/6/0/0/0/0/4/0/0/0
Serial Number....................... PAFGL0R9SX81SQ
Device File......................... /dev/ciss0
Hardware Revision................... 'E'
Boot Block Revision................. 0.03
Firmware Revision (running)......... 5.20
Firmware Revision (in ROM).......... 5.20
Firmware Revision (inactive)........ 5.22
# of Logical Drives................. 1
# of Physical Disks Configured...... 2
# of Physical Disks Detected........ 2
Logical Drive Rebuild Priority...... 0 (low)
Array Capacity Expansion Priority... 0 (low)
Auto-Fail Missing Disks at Boot..... disabled
SCSI Transfer Detection Mode........ Auto Detect
Controller Path Selection Method.... default
---- ARRAY ACCELERATOR (CACHE) INFORMATION -----------------------------------
Array Accelerator Board Present?.... yes
Cache Configuration Status.......... cache enabled
Cache Ratio......................... 25% Read / 75% Write
Total Cache Size (MB)............... 208
Read Cache........................ 052
Write Cache....................... 156
Transfer Buffer................... 000
Battery Pack Count.................. 1
Battery Status (pack #1)............ ok
---- LOGICAL DRIVE SUMMARY ---------------------------------------------------
# RAID Size Status
0 1+0 139979 MB OK
---- SAS/SATA DEVICE SUMMARY -------------------------------------------------
Location Ct Enc Bay WWID Type Capacity Status
internal 2I 1 8 0x500000e01e9a0362 DISK 146.8 GB OK
internal 2I 1 7 0x5000c5000a901e69 DISK 300.0 GB OK
---- SAS/SATA ENCLOSURE SUMMARY ----------------------------------------------
Location Ct Enc Expander_count Bay_count SEP_count
internal 1I 1 0 4 1
internal 2I 1 0 4 1
---- LOGICAL DRIVE 0 ---------------------------------------------------------
Logical Drive Device File........... c0t0d0
Fault Tolerance Mode................ RAID 1+0 (Disk Mirroring)
Logical Drive Size.................. 139979 MB
Logical Drive Status................ OK
# of Participating Physical Disks... 2
Participating Physical Disk(s)...... Ct:Enc:Bay:WWID
2I:1:8:0x500000e01e9a0362
2I:1:7:0x5000c5000a901e69
Participating Spare Disk(s)......... Ct:Enc:Bay:WWID
none
Stripe Size......................... 128 KB
Logical Drive Cache Status.......... cache enabled
Configuration Signature............. 0xA9CAF724
Media Exchange Detected?............ no
---- SAS/SATA DEVICE 2I:1:8:0x500000e01e9a0362 [DISK] ------------------------
Connector Location............................... internal
Connector........................................ 2I
Enclosure........................................ 1
Bay.............................................. 8
WWID............................................. 0x500000e01e9a0362
Device Type...................................... DISK
Disk Capacity.................................... 146.8 GB
Device Status.................................... OK
Device Vendor ID................................. HP
Device Product ID................................ DG146BABCF
Device Serial Number............................. BS05P8C0S3800851
Device Firmware Version.......................... HPD6
Reserved Area (cfg/status info).................. 33554.4 KB (33.6 MB)
Block Size (bytes/sector)........................ 512 bytes
M&P Data Stamped?................................ yes
Last Failure Reason.............................. none
Physical Disk Flags:
Disk present and operational................... yes
Non-disk device detected....................... no
S.M.A.R.T. supported........................... yes
S.M.A.R.T. errors (in factory M&P data)........ no
S.M.A.R.T. enabled............................. yes
S.M.A.R.T. errors (in powerup M&P data)........ no
Attached to external connector................. no
Configured in a logical drive.................. yes
Configured as a spare disk..................... no
Disk write cache enabled at spin up............ no
Supports redundant controller operation........ yes
Disk write cache enabled in current page....... no
Disk write cache disabled in default page...... yes
---- SAS/SATA DEVICE 2I:1:7:0x5000c5000a901e69 [DISK] ------------------------
Connector Location............................... internal
Connector........................................ 2I
Enclosure........................................ 1
Bay.............................................. 7
WWID............................................. 0x5000c5000a901e69
Device Type...................................... DISK
Disk Capacity.................................... 300.0 GB
Device Status.................................... OK
Device Vendor ID................................. HP
Device Product ID................................ DG0300BALVP
Device Serial Number............................. 3SE06BR200009922NBNM
Device Firmware Version.......................... HPD2
Reserved Area (cfg/status info).................. 33554.4 KB (33.6 MB)
Block Size (bytes/sector)........................ 512 bytes
M&P Data Stamped?................................ yes
Last Failure Reason.............................. unknown 43
Physical Disk Flags:
Disk present and operational................... yes
Non-disk device detected....................... no
S.M.A.R.T. supported........................... yes
S.M.A.R.T. errors (in factory M&P data)........ no
S.M.A.R.T. enabled............................. yes
S.M.A.R.T. errors (in powerup M&P data)........ no
Attached to external connector................. no
Configured in a logical drive.................. yes
Configured as a spare disk..................... no
Disk write cache enabled at spin up............ no
Supports redundant controller operation........ yes
Disk write cache enabled in current page....... no
Disk write cache disabled in default page...... yes
******************************************************************************
**** End of SAUTIL Output ****
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prodata2#saconfig /dev/ciss0
******************** SmartArray RAID Controller /dev/ciss0 ********************
Auto-Fail Missing Disks at Boot = disabled
Cache Configuration Status = cache enabled
Cache Ratio = 25% Read / 75% Write
---------- PHYSICAL DRIVES ----------
Location Ct Enc Bay WWID Size Status
Internal 2I 1 8 0x500000e01e9a0362 146.8 GB OK
Internal 2I 1 7 0x5000c5000a901e69 300.0 GB OK
---------- LOGICAL DRIVE 0 ----------
Device File = c0t0d0
RAID Level = 1+0
Size = 139979 MB
Stripe Size = 128 KB
Status = OK
Participating Physical Drive(s):
Ct Enc Bay WWID
2I 1 8 0x500000e01e9a0362
2I 1 7 0x5000c5000a901e69
Participating Spare Drive(s):
None
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Only two questions ?
1.mirror are uses two disks.
each disk have same data.
how to see each disk data?
2. If server disk(146 gb) failed
the server load on second disk (new-300gb) ?
Other wise Thank You Very Much
You always help me on CRITICAL time.
Thanks
aamir
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08-09-2012 03:25 AM
08-09-2012 03:25 AM
Re: RAID drive failed error message
You are welcome.
This looks good now.
Here is how this controller works.
You bound 2 disks to a RAID1, this means the complete disk is mirrored to the other (now the complete smaller disk is mirrored to the bigger disk, both are using the capacity of the smaller disk)
Then on these disks is a logical drive defined (currently the complete smaller disk, but such logical drive can be even smaller, so you can have several logical drives on the same pair of disks).
The operating system does NOT see the disks, but the logical drive only.
If one disk fails, the controller is still presenting the logical drive (based on the working disk) to the OS.
Hope this helps!
Regards
Torsten.
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