Replacement of failed drives in MD3000i

8 disks [1] have configured as RAID5 + 1 spare drive. 2 drives are dead. Try to replace them.

[1] physical path of disk redundancy: OK

      Physical Disk type:             Serial Attached SCSI (SAS)  

      Speed:                          7,200 RPM                         Current data rate:              3 Gbps                            Product ID:                     ST31000640SS                      Firmware version:               MS04                              Serial number:                  9QJ2SDBK                          Vendor:                         SEAGATE                           Date of manufacture:            16 December 2008

It seems Seagate do not Barracuda more so I bought the records of Constellation equivalent [2]:

[2] ST1000NM0023 Seagate HDD 3.5 1 TB SAS

When I install a new drive in the MD3000i 6 disks of origin stop them all and the SAN comes to a grinding halt. When I remove the new drive, they're all good again and the SAN he walks by along in degraded mode.

Why insert a new drive would cause the MD3000i to stop working?  If it's a compatibility problem, what are the correct replacement push?

Only Dell MD3000i certified readers will work in a MD3000i. The support matrix is a list of models supported by car, but also so they have to have the Dell firmware on them (what you can not put on it).

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