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017 (continued)
– Run the Certify service aid (see “Certify Disk” on page 35) to all the disk drives that
are listed as rejected.
Go to Step 072 on page 2324-15.
018
(From step 010)
An attempt has been made to create a new array, but the adapter already has the
maximum number of arrays defined.
Go to “Listing or Deleting Records of Old Arrays in the NVRAM” on page 43, and
delete any array names that are no longer used (dormant).
019
(From step 010)
Attention: Part of the data that is on the array has been damaged and cannot be
recovered.
Before
any other action is taken, the user must recover all the data that is
not damaged, and create a backup of that data.
– Using the DOS Configurator, select SSA Adapter List, then select the appropriate
adapter from the list.
– On the adapter menu, select System Resources.
– Select the arrays, one at a time, and check whether any array has one or more
invalid data strips.
DOES ANY ARRAY HAVE ONE OR MORE INVALID DATA STRIPS?
Yes No
020
– Review the symptoms.
Go to “MAP 2320: SSA Link” on page 2320-1, and start the problem
determination procedure again.
021
– Note the name of the failing array.
Go to Step 022.
022
(From step 021)
(Step 022 continues)
MAPs 2324-5