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idebtify failed ssa disk

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saucyboy

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Feb 23, 2006
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hi

does anyone know how to identify which ssa disks have failed:

nothing in errpt
smit ssaraid
List Status Of All Defined SSA RAID Arrays, shows :

disk10 good
pdisk67 pdisk65 good
pdisk71 pdisk70 good
pdisk74 pdisk75 good
pdisk76 pdisk82 good
pdisk77 pdisk84 good
pdisk80 pdisk88 good
pdisk87 pdisk89 good
pdisk91 pdisk90 good
hdisk11 degraded
pdisk64 pdisk66 good
pdisk68 pdisk69 good
pdisk72 pdisk79 good
pdisk73 pdisk81 good
pdisk78 pdisk85 good
pdisk83 BlankReservedBZ degraded
pdisk94 pdisk92 good
pdisk95 pdisk93 good
hdisk12 degraded
pdisk100 pdisk97 good
pdisk104 pdisk98 good
pdisk106 pdisk103 good
pdisk109 pdisk114 good
pdisk111 pdisk116 good
pdisk115 pdisk118 good
pdisk117 pdisk124 good
pdisk119 BlankReservedFZ degraded
hdisk13 good
pdisk96 pdisk101 good
pdisk99 pdisk113 good
pdisk102 pdisk120 good
pdisk105 pdisk121 good
pdisk107 pdisk122 good
pdisk108 pdisk123 good
pdisk110 pdisk125 good
pdisk112 pdisk127 good


any ideas anyone?
 
diag
-> enter
-> Task Selection, ..., Service Aids, etc
-> SSA Service Aids
-> Link Verification
-> (choose adapter and press enter)
-> choose a pdisk and press enter to turn on Identify
-> + sign in front of the disk
-> yellow led will blink on that disk
-> double check serial number on the disk
-> press enter again to turn off Identify


HTH,

p5wizard
 
thing is i do not know what pdisk it is, nothing in errpt
 
Hi

Can you please post the output from lsdev -C |grep pdisk

Ta

Have Fun !
Matthew Bourne
"Find a job you love and never do a day's work in your life.
 
If you use "errpt" it should tell you the failing disk. Once you see the messate type "errpt -a -j(identifier)" and it will give you the details, and should report a SRN for calling IBM maintenance.

Also, a message typically appears in root mail as well.
 
lscfg | grep pdisk83 should return you the physical location of that disk. Say it's showing like this :-

pdisk83 11-08-A0E0-05-P SSA160 Physical Disk Drive (18200

so it means, the disk is a member of SSA drawer ( A0E0 is the indicator which will be available in front of the drawer, there will be a orange LED with "A0E0" you can find out.) "05" is showing the position of the disk on that slot in the drawer.

Regards,
Sam
 
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