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MAP 2324 (continued)
043 (continued)
– Run the Certify service aid (see “Certify Disk” on page 35) to all the disk drives that
are listed as rejected.
If problems occur on any disk drive go to Step 044, otherwise continue with this
procedure.
– Do the actions described in “Adding a Disk Drive to an Array” on page 44.
– Referring to the displayed instructions, select a disk from the list of array candidate
disk drives, and add that disk drive to the array that is in the Exposed state.
The array changes its state from the Exposed state, and parity is rebuilt.
044
(From step 043)
– Exchange the disk drive for a new drive (see “Exchanging Disk Drives” on page 19).
Go to Step 090 on page 2324-18 to add the disk drives to the group of disk drives that
are available for use by the RAID manager.
Note: A disk drive that is listed as rejected is not necessarily defective. For example,
the array might have rejected the disk drive because a power problem or an SSA link
problem caused that drive to become temporarily unavailable. Under such conditions
the disk drive can be reused.
045
(From step 042)
DOES THE DISK SERVICE AID INDICATE AN OPEN LOOP?
Yes No
046
Go to Step 038 on page 2324-8.
047
Go to “MAP 2320: SSA Link” on page 2320-1.
048
(From step 003)
No spare disk drives are available for an array that is configured for hot-spare disk
drives.
– If the subsystem contains disk drives that have failed, repair those disk drives, or
exchange them for new disk drives (see “Exchanging Disk Drives” on page 19).
(Step 048 continues)
2324-10 IBM SerialRAID Adapter Maintenance Information