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10-09-2021 11:52 PM - last edited on 10-12-2021 09:28 AM by support_s
10-09-2021 11:52 PM - last edited on 10-12-2021 09:28 AM by support_s
Hello,
Currently, even the restore operation failed, there are no disks detected (no of disk : [0]), and we have this :
-Boot disk status : Didk Present
-Boot disk Ready : Fail - Disk Not Present
-Verify Boot Sector : Fail : Valid OS Boot Sector Not Present
How to resolve this ?
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10-11-2021 08:40 AM
10-11-2021 08:40 AM
SolutionIt looks like the OS Disk is crashed.
Can you please share the screenshot of the CMC. We need to check the status of the Node there in CMC.
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