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12-19-2005 04:51 AM
12-19-2005 04:51 AM
Array Config Utility
Is there a way for a Proliant ML350 G3 with Array Config Utility 6.40.x to determine the progress of the background parity initialization?
We have a 641 RAID controller, set to high expand/rebuild priority. Array is RAID5, 4 72Gb 10K drives (plus a spare).
Coming up on 5 days. I know it takes time especially with large arrays.
Just trying to check 'under the hood'.
Thanks
We have a 641 RAID controller, set to high expand/rebuild priority. Array is RAID5, 4 72Gb 10K drives (plus a spare).
Coming up on 5 days. I know it takes time especially with large arrays.
Just trying to check 'under the hood'.
Thanks
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12-20-2005 12:04 AM
12-20-2005 12:04 AM
Re: Array Config Utility
HI Peter!
Is there any data on logical rives? You must write some data files for parity building begin
Is there any data on logical rives? You must write some data files for parity building begin
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12-20-2005 12:09 AM
12-20-2005 12:09 AM
Re: Array Config Utility
Yes, there is data.
But a big update from overnight: the parity initilaization completed.
I had just hoped to be able to predict/know when it was going to complete.
I did a bit more research, and saw there was a command-line mode for the ACU. We'll look into how to use this.
Thank you for your interest in our question!
Pete
But a big update from overnight: the parity initilaization completed.
I had just hoped to be able to predict/know when it was going to complete.
I did a bit more research, and saw there was a command-line mode for the ACU. We'll look into how to use this.
Thank you for your interest in our question!
Pete
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