Use this MAP to resolve the following problems:
- Two or more disks are missing from a RAID 5 or RAID 6 disk array
(SRN nnnn - 9020 / nnnn - 9021 / nnnn - 9022)
- One or more disk pairs are missing from a RAID 10 disk array (SRN nnnn -
9060)
- One or more disks are missing from a RAID 0 disk array (SRN nnnn -
9061 / nnnn - 9062)
Step 3111-1
Identify the disks missing from
the disk array by examining the hardware error log. The hardware error
log can be viewed as follows:
- Follow the steps in Examining the hardware error log and return here.
- Select the hardware error log to view. Viewing the hardware error
log, the missing disks are those listed under Array Member Information with
an Actual Resource of *unkwn*.
- Go to Step 3111-2.
Step 3111-2
Perform
only one of the following options, listed in the order of preference:
- Option 1
- Locate the identified disks and install them in the correct physical
locations (that is the Expected Resource) in the system. Refer
to SAS resource locations to understand how
to locate a disk using the Expected Resource field.
After
installing the disks in the Expected Resource locations, perform
only one of the following options:
- Run diagnostics in system verification mode on the adapter:
- Start AIX diagnostics and
select Task Selection on the Function Selection
screen.
- Select Run Diagnostics.
- Select the adapter resource.
- Select System Verification.
- Unconfigure and reconfigure the adapter by performing the following:
- Unconfigure the adapter.
- Start the IBM® SAS Disk Array Manager.
- Start AIX diagnostics and
select Task Selection on the Function Selection
screen.
- Select RAID Array Manager.
- Select IBM SAS Disk Array Manager.
- Select Diagnostics and Recovery Options.
- Select Unconfigure an Available IBM SAS RAID Controller.
- Configure the adapter.
- Start the IBM SAS Disk Array Manager.
- Start AIX diagnostics and
select Task Selection on the Function Selection
screen.
- Select RAID Array Manager.
- Select IBM SAS Disk Array Manager.
- Select Diagnostics and Recovery Options.
- Select Configure a Defined IBM SAS RAID Controller.
- Perform an IPL of the system or logical partition.
When the problem is resolved, see the removal and replacement
procedures topic for the system unit on which you are working and
do the "Verifying the repair" procedure.
- Option 2
- Delete the disk array, as follows:
Attention: All
data on the disk array will be lost.
- Start the IBM SAS Disk Array Manager.
- Start AIX diagnostics and
select Task Selection on the Function Selection
screen.
- Select RAID Array Manager.
- Select IBM SAS Disk Array Manager.
- Select Delete a SAS Disk Array.
- Select the IBM SAS RAID Controller.
- Select the disk array to delete.
When the problem is resolved, see the removal and replacement
procedures topic for the system unit on which you are working and
do the "Verifying the repair" procedure.
- Option 3
- Format the remaining members of the disk array, as follows:
Attention: All data on the disk array will be lost.
- Start the IBM SAS Disk Array Manager.
- Start AIX Diagnostics and
select Task Selection on the Function Selection
screen.
- Select RAID Array Manager.
- Select IBM SAS Disk Array Manager.
- Select Diagnostics and Recovery Options.
- Select Format Physical Disk Media (pdisk).
When the problem is resolved, see the removal and replacement
procedures topic for the system unit on which you are working and
do the "Verifying the repair" procedure.