MSI X2-109 v1 - Manual (Page 71)

Physical Drive Commands 4-19
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array fails, you can rebuild the physical disk by recreating the data that
was stored on the physical disk before it failed.
Note: In all operating system environments except DOS, the OS
driver starts the rebuild when this command is issued. In
DOS, however, there is no OS driver, so the MegaCLI CT
just marks the drives for rebuild. The rebuild actually starts
when the driver loads.
4.9.7 Locate Physical Disk Drive(s) and Activate LED
Use the command in Table 4.33 to locate physical disk drive(s) by
flashing the physical disk activity LED.
4.9.8 Replace Configured Disk Drives and Start Automatic Rebuild
Use the command in Table 4.34 to replace a configured physical disk
drive and start an automatic rebuild of the drive.
Table 4.32 Rebuild Physical Disk Drive
Syntax CmdTool –PDRbld –Start |-Stop|-ShowProg |-ProgDsply –PhysDrv
[E0:Sn....] -aN|-a0,1,2|-aALL
Description Manages a physical disk rebuild or displays the rebuild progress on one or more
adapters. The physical disk must meet the size requirements before it can be rebuilt,
and it must be part of an array:
• -Start: Starts a rebuild on the selected physical drive(s) and displays the rebuild
progress (optional).
• -Stop: Stops an ongoing rebuild on the selected physical drive(s).
• -ShowProg: Displays the current progress percentage and time remaining for the
rebuild. This option is useful for running the application through scripts.
• -ProgDsply: Displays the ongoing rebuild progress until at least one initialization
is completed or a key is pressed.
Table 4.33 Locate Physical Disk Drive and Flash LED
Syntax CmdTool –PDLocate –PhysDrv[E0:Sn....] -aN|-a0,1,2|-aALL
Description Locates the physical disk drive(s) for the selected adapter(s) and flashes the disk
activity LED.
Table 4.34 Replace Configured Disk Drives and Start Automatic Rebuild
Syntax CmdTool –PDReplaceMissing –PhysDrv[E0:Sn] –ArrayX –RowY -aN