Change floppy on a SAS6/iR RAID1 controller

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  Status: critical
  Name: Physical disk 0:0:0
  Status: offline
  Supply status: not Applicable
  Bus protocol: SAS
  Media: HDD
  Device remaining life: not Applicable
  Predicted failure: No.
  Review: 5701
  Driver version: not Applicable
  Status of device of life: not Applicable
  Model number: not Applicable
  Certified: Non Applicable
  Encryption Capable: No.
  Encrypted: Not Applicable
  Progress: Not Applicable
  Mirror Set ID: Non Applicable
  Capacity: 136,88 GB (146968412160 bytes)
  RAID disk space used: 136,23 GB (146278862848 bytes)
  Space disk RAID: 0.00 GB (0 bytes)
  Hot spare: No.
  Vendor ID: FUJITSU
  Product ID: MBE2147RC
  Serial number: D310PB600R7Y
  Part number: not available
  Negotiated speed: 3,00 Gbps
  Measuring speed: 3,00 Gbps
  The device's write cache: not Applicable
  Manufacturing date: not available
  Week of manufacture: not available
  Year of manufacture: not available
  SAS address: 500000E1180B1492

  ID: 0:0:1
  Status: Ok
  Name: Physical disk 0:0:1
  Status: online
  Supply status: not Applicable
  Bus protocol: SAS
  Media: HDD
  Device remaining life: not Applicable
  Predicted failure: No.
  Review: D906
  Driver version: not Applicable
  Status of device of life: not Applicable
  Model number: not Applicable
  Certified: Non Applicable
  Encryption Capable: No.
  Encrypted: Not Applicable
  Progress: Not Applicable
  Mirror Set ID: Non Applicable
  Capacity: 136,63 GB (146699976704 bytes)
  RAID disk space used: 136,23 GB (146278862848 bytes)
  Space disk RAID: 0.00 GB (0 bytes)
  Hot spare: No.
  Vendor ID: FUJITSU
  Product ID: MBE2147RC
  Serial number: D304PB70DD5M
  Part No.: PH0W328K7557117EC0WJA01
  Negotiated speed: 3,00 Gbps
  Measuring speed: 3,00 Gbps
  The device's write cache: not Applicable
  Date of production: 05
  Manufacturing of the week: 29
  Manufacturing year: 2011
  SAS address: 500000E1180F8D32

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• changing the IPs of WiSM2 HA controllers...

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  HA WiSM2 already install and smooth.

  Customers had to change the IP addresses of the service interfaces.

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  or

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  I just wanted to be on the bottom.

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  I would like to convert it to use SATA hard drives and have capabiltiy RAID.

  the only things I need to change, is the backplane and the RAID controller?  or is it more than that?

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  You should not have to replace the raid controller or the bottom of basket; SAS hardware is compatible SATA (the other way around does not apply (for example a SATA controller will not work with a SAS drive)).

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• Place you RAID0 RAID1 by adding a drive

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  Kappa85,

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• Dynamically add a checkbox to HGrid and accessing the controller

  I wonder if it is possible to add a column of checkboxes to a HGrid, and then access the method processFormRequest of the controller?  I would avoid the modification/extension of the page itself and or the view object and make all changes to just the extension of the controller.

  I add the boxes without problem, but I can't seem to understand how to access during an iteration through the lines of HGrid with OAHGridQueriedRowEnumerator.  In my view, that the question is because the boxes that I created are not related to the view object associated with the HGrid.  I didn't add them to the HGrid like this:

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  boxBean.setID ("xxSelectBox");

  boxBean.setUINodeName ("xxSelectBox");

  boxBean.setChecked (true);

  boxBean.setLabel ("Print");

  boxBean.setName ("xxSelectBox");

  hGridBean.addIndexedChild (0, boxBean);

  }

  
  But when I check the attributes of line in the method procesFormRequest of the controller, it does not attribute my newly added check boxes. Should the boxes be linked to a display object to enumerate the values? They are not related to something on the backend, they contain only the interactive user data during the presentation of the page. I have to add an attribute to the view to the HGrid for my new UIComponent? How would I do that?

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  for (WOLParentWorkOrderVORowImpl parentRow = (WOLParentWorkOrderVORowImpl) parentVO.first ();)
  parentRow! = null;
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  I have here a system of area 51 R2 (new). After power on, I went to check the options available in the bios. I was surprised to see that there is no way to change the way Intel SATA AHCI/RAID controller that I found bizarre. After installing the OS on the SSD while keeping the HARD disk as a data disk, I noticed that the system comes with 2 different controllers.

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