HP StorageWorks 1000i Virtual Library System - Manual (Page 80)

Table 5 Diagnostics messages
Error message Meaning and/or corrective action
Error: There is a drive in the system
that is smaller than the smallest
supported size, which is 232 GB.
Drive sizes in GB are listed below
and correspond to drives from left to
right as you face the front of the unit
(power switch on the right).
### ### ### ###
NOTE:
A size of zero (0) indicates a bad drive.
A drive in the system is below the minimum size. If
possible, change the drive size. If the drive is physically
too small, upgrade the drive to an acceptable size.
The drive(s) indicated above failed the
diagnostic test and must be replaced.
Note which drive(s) failed, press the
power button to shut down the system,
and replace the drive(s).
One or more drives have failed the diagnostic test.
Replace these drives.
The diagnostic test detected no working
drives. The drives may need to be
replaced; however, it is likely that
the failure is in the array, power
supply, or some other device. Do
not replace the drives at this time.
Instead, contact HP technical support
for further assistance.
All drives have failed diagnostic testing. Contact HP
technical support. DO NOT replace the drives at this
time.
Warning: The drives in the system
are not the same size. Drive sizes in
GB are listed below and correspond to
drives from left to right as you face
the front of the unit with the power
switch on the right.
### ### ### ###
All drives will have the usable
capacity of the smallest drive.
Do you wish to continue? (Y/N)
The drives are not the same size. Select Y to allow the
smallest drive to set the size of all drives on the system.
Select N to exit the diagnostic program and change the
limiting drive or its configured size.
Error: One or both RAIDs are
corrupted. Do you want to rebuild
the RAIDs and reinstall the firmware?
(Y/N) Note: This will destroy all data
in the RAIDs.
HP recommends you select Y unless you need to recover
data and think that the data RAID might still be good.
In this case, call HP technical support.
The boot RAID is the wrong size. The
optimal size is 4 GB. Do you want to
rebuild the RAIDs and reinstall the
firmware? (Y/N) Note: This will
destroy all data in the RAIDs.
The boot raid has been manually changed to a size
other than 4 GB. The RAID will cease functioning when
it runs out of room.
The data RAID is the wrong size. The optimal size is
1396 GB; the current size is ###. Do you want to
rebuild the RAIDs and reinstall the firmware? (Y/N)
Note: This will destroy all data in the RAIDs.
The data raid is the wrong size (2 TB unit) because it has
been manually changed to a size other than the optimal
size. The can severely limit functionality depending on
how much smaller than optimal the data RAID is.
The RAIDs are in good shape, do you
want to reinstall the firmware?
The RAIDs and drives passed the diagnostic testing. You
have the option of reinstalling firmware now. Reasons
to reinstall firmware include: a firmware update failed,
a firmware update succeeded but the appliance is not
working properly, the firmware is corrupted, or you
have been instructed by HP technical support to reinstall
firmware.
The boot RAID is rebuilding at [print
string specified here]. Please wait.
The boot RAID is rebuilding. Wait for the process to
end.
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