Warning of risk in raid 0 disk

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• Qosmio X 500: esata and a unique display of storage RAID external disk double Bay

  Hello

  IM using external storage of Welland ME-580J dual Bay raid equipped two WD 2 TB green HDD in Raid 0.
  Using the connection on my 500 - M 2 X esata I only see a hard drive. Technology Intel Rapid Storage Technology software can see both drives and will report the correct amount of storage.

  Windows Disk Manager will see 1 HDD. I spent several hours trying to find a solution, but I was not able to find a solution.
  Access to the external storage via USB works properly, but it is slower than esata.

  Has anyone experienced this and found a solution?

  Solution to what?

  As much as I know RAID 0 is nothing but striping and you cannot use two hard drives as separate units.
  Every HARD disk has several parts/blocks and they work together.
  Using RAID 0 will at the same time access to these two hard drives and it will increase the speed of transfer rate.

  I don't have this camera and can not test it, but it makes sense to me that windows Disk Manager see as a player.

• Startup on P900 RAID 0 disk (should not have been set up in RAID)

  Hello

  Today, I received my P900, and it came with 2 rather than 1 (512 GB) SSD for the master boot record and is in RAID 0 would be the establishment I have ordered. 1 SSD and no RAID for master boot record (straight out of the box of the OS Boot primary disk watch 568 GB free on 936 GB).

  In addition, there are 2 3 TB HDD in RAID 5 using the FLEX RAID controller.

  The computer is running Windows 7 Pro. Is it possible to transform the startup (2 x 512 GB SSD) in a JBOD disk implemented, ideally without having to reinstall windows and everything else?

  I am very familiar with RAID in place, but can handle more than likely unless there are specific instructions.

  Thank you!

  
  

• event/application of display screen shows 'Warning' to an entry (after "check disk"), how do I do now?

  Hello-

  After the race "check disk", I went to the visualization/event application screen.  I had a 'warning' / / source, windows search service / / category, Gatherer / / event, 3086. "When I clicked on it, I arrived at the EVENTS AND ERRORS MESSAGE CENTER.  I did a search for 3086, refined by XP pro.  She did an article; When I clicked the link to this article, I came to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931760 (I show the title only because the article is very long) - you can not install Windows XP successfully after you use Windows Vista or Windows PE 2.0 to create partitions on a hard drive on the article has something to do with the creation of partitions , which i know I never did.  more I never had vista installed, and I did not know "windows preinstallation environment 2.0" is.
   
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  (1) this article is applicable to me?  There a fix which are related, but he also says not to apply the fix, I'm not exactly the article describes the problem.  I don't think that I do, but I'm not positive that I even understand what the problem right is described in article.

  (2) am, supposed to do something as a result of the original 'WARNING' from the screen of application of visualization/event and if so, what?

  (3) am I supposed to bring some type of change some setting somewhere, and if so, what change, how and where?

  (4) am I hopelessly paralyzed my computer, and if so, how can I solve this?

  (5) I even asked the Qs right?

  Thank you very much to all those who can help you!

  -susie margaret

  Hello susie margaret

  No, I wouldn't use this hotfix.

  1. Why did you decide to run the check disk in the first place?

  2. is your partitioned hard drive?  You have more than one listed partiton for example in workstation?

  3. the machine works well?

  .

• What type of Raid and disk offline

  Hello world

  Thanks for reading this.

  I have a Dell Poweredge T6300 with a Perc H730.

  It has 8 drives 1 TB 7.2 k.

  It has a C drive and a D drive.

  Looking at the Server Manager / file C and D Storage Services seem to be Raids but I'm not sure what kind.  One of the disks in the set of 4 seems to be flashing orange offline.

  Server seems to work very well.

  Seems that I can't find a way to check the type of Raid without stopping and running Perc H730 map (CTRL + R) software.

  Is this true?
  I think I can hot swap according to the Type of Raid, and I believe that the hardware supports that.

  I was wondering if I think in the right direction.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi DLOJ333,

  Did you mean you have a T630 instead of T6300 model?

  You can install Open Manage Server Administrator, who will monitor your condition storage and server real-time hardware. Just make sure that you check to install Storage Administrator. This may require a reboot of the server for the registry and the service is running.

  Additionally, make sure that you are running Windows Server.

  Here is the link, it's an ISO: http://dell.to/1ObcpO5

• Add the RAID 5 disk in an array without openmanage

  Hi can anyone tell me if its possible to add a new disk to a RAID 5 existing table on a server without using poweredge dell openmanage software. The reason is that I am that it is almost impossible to get openmanage installed down to questions of sql and missing installation files. I'm not a DBA and that society relies completely on a sql server for all its activities on the day the day I don't want to change the Setup on sql server options.

  OMSA didn't need SQL. I think that you install rather OME (OpenManage Essentials). OpenManage Server Administrator (Managed Node) is what you need.

  You can do this on some newer controllers, but without knowing what system and controller you have, hard to say. Nothing more than 3-4 years need OMSA. You can also use a live disc OMSA to start education reconfigures.

• RAID 1 disk failing how do I know which drive?

  I have a T3600 with integrated H310 controller. A disk is a failure in a raid 1 configuration. I see it's 1 ID in the BIOS of the controller, but how that relates to the physical location of the disk?

  The console H310 application

  A BIOS screen displays information about the controller and configuration.

  During startup, press When you are prompted by the BIOS screen

  Reference Dell PERC H310 adapter for Precision workstations

  Release date:	16/07/2012
  Version:	12.05.03.00 A00
  Importance:	Recommended
  Download Type:	Application
  File format:	Hard drive
  File size:	44 MB

  Operating systems Windows 7 32-bit Windows 7 64-bit Windows Vista 32 - bit, Windows Vista 64 - bit Windows XP.

  downloads.dell.com/.../DRVR_SAS_PERC_MSM-DV6JF_setup_ZPE.exe

  DRVR_SAS_PERC_MSM-DV6JF_setup_ZPE.exe
  

   www.Dell.com/.../Dell-PERC-H310-Spec-Sheet.pdf

• Updated full M610/620 PERC H310 Mini RAID 1 disk

  I have 8 servers in my M1000e chassis.  They have all two drives 146 GB in Raid-1.  Just got in a boat load of 600GO drives gently used off PE R630 servers who are re-designed in a laboratory.

  I would like to replace all the records with the largest, with minimal downtime and no data loss.

  Advice? Tips? Advice?  Everything would be extremely appreciated before I mess up and make + 400 users very angry with me...

  Hello.

  It is possible to perform this operation with minimal downtime. Ensure that you have a backup validates your data just to be safe. You can do this by deleting every old hard drive and replacing with 600 GB disk, one at a time. Let the new drive to rebuild completely before replacing the other. You can monitor the progress of the reconstruction in OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA) if installed. Clear the foreign configuration if it appears on the disc, if the drive rebuilt and state LOAN ; assign as a Global hot spare.

  You will notice that the total capacity of the virtual disk (VD) will not 600GO, because there will be unused space on the disks. You will use the property capacity expansion (OCE) online from your controller to claim unused space. In OMSA, GB storage-> PERC H310-> virtual disk-> available-> Reconfigure tasks-> capacity and continue. Under RAID level, select RAID 1 and enter 100 to recover any space unused on the disks and continue. See schematic illustration below:

  

  

  Let me know if you need additional assistance.

• RAID 10 DISK FAIL

  Hello

  yesterday I change a failed drive on my server poweredge T310 with RAID 10 configuration consisting of 4 SAS 15 K 278 GB drive.

  On the first reboot after changing the disk, the bios perc ask me to import (F) raid configuration or entry Raid (utility), I chose F.

  My sbs 2008 starts normally, but the disk replaced in windows apper as a new drive, so my RAID 10 is always degraded.

  On the console of administration of server now, I see 2 virtual disk (1 RAID 10 and 1 single disc), on virtual disk I can do surgery (delete, having-right/remove the allocation of relief, rename, political change, replace meber disc).

  I can solve the problem and my raid 10 rebuid

  Thank you very much

  Matteo

  Go to the page of the virtual disks and delete the single disk volume. It should then show under physical disks as a loan, then you can assign it as a hot spare to begin rebuilding in RAID 10.

• C220 M3 independent RAID / hard disk configuration

  Hi all

  We recently received a C220 1.5.3b M3 which will serve as a virtual machine for Cisco servers. I have difficulty getting the machine to detect the hard drive, which I added. It does even not show the hard drive in the boot option in the BIOs. I watched some of the related topic and found this: http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/servers-unified-com...

  The list of hard drives are given in table 11 of the document. At the end of the table, he States:

  Approved (1) the RAID Configurations on board, mezzanine cards and all RAID PCIe controllers

  If you have not selected the option upgrade integrated RAID (ROM5 or ROM55), a mezzanine card or a PCIe RAID controller on the internal disks (LSI MegaRAID 9271 - 8i or 9271CV-8i), you can select up to 4 drives SATA only which will be controlled with the only integrated SATA RAID controller.

  Otherwise, select up to eight SAS + SATA drives listed in table 11. You can mix SAS and SATA drives

  Does this mean C220 needs a RAID controller or a Mezzanine Card to detect a hard drive?

  Also, should we use hard drives in table 11?

  Thank you!

  Greetings.

  According the data sheet you have referenced, you may use any Sata disks listed with the controller on board.

  If you have the ROM5/ROM55 or LSI megaraid card, then you can use one of the disks SATA or SAS registered.

  If you bought the SAS drives, but strictly the sata controller integrated without the option ROM5/ROM55 chip, then do not see or be able to use the disks.

  If you use other readers what can be found on the data sheet, the system will not recognize the readers.

  If you have disks Sata and intend to use the built in software raid LSI, you will want to confirm that you have enabled the UCS ROM option (see http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/unified_computing/ucs/c/hw/C220/install/C220/raid.html#80418

  Note that the embedded software raid controller is not supported in VMware.

  Thank you

  Kirk...

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/TD/docs/unified_computing/UCS/c/HW/C220/install/C220/RAID.html

• Single RAID 5 disk failure, bad start

  I have a T110 / Perc s100 / Raid 5 (3 discs). Ctrl-R shows deteriorating table, single disk failure/off line.
  Server 2003 seems to boot normally, instead results in a blank screen with the mouse arrow to work in normal mode and safe.  Is a reconstruction of the still picture once I replace part even not. HARD DRIVE? Is the bad boot due to the degraded range?

  You could use the Dell installation utilities, that might have loaded the appropriate drivers for you. You cannot use this process here. I suggest you nLiteOS.com.

• RAID 0 disk replacement

  I have a pavilion of office e9280t.

  If I have to replace the RAID 0 drives in case of failure, which is currently 600 GB total together what type or size to replace by?

  Can take any size or it is intended only for about 600 GB?

  I know that readers should have the same capacity and type or duplicates of each other, but what about the size limit?

  The INTEL driver will automatically take care of everything, including the RAID 0 configuration, formatting, and reject if the size is beyond it is engineered capcacity?

  KnuckleHead wrote: I have a desktop e9280t Pavilion. If I have to replace the RAID 0 drives in case of failure, which is currently 600 GB total together what type or size to replace by? Can take any size or it is intended only for about 600 GB? I know that readers should have the same capacity and type or duplicates of each other, but what about the size limit? The INTEL driver will automatically take care of everything, including the RAID 0 configuration, formatting, and reject if the size is beyond it is engineered capcacity?

  Hello, KnuckleHead, here is the link to the specifications for your system. It shows that this system will allow a Raid array with these disk configurations.

  1 TB (2 x 500) 7200 RPM RAID 0 SATA 3 G (3.0 Gb/s)

   

  Also, it shows this configuration but doesn't mention Raid0, so do not know if this configuration is supported for a table, Raid0, but I would think so.

  2 TB (2 x 1 TB) 7200 RPM SATA 3 G (3.0 Gb/s)

  You should be aware that you must set up the Raid0 array before you can install the operating system.

  You can do this after you have installed two new hard drives, by starting the system and after that the HP Logo screen disappears, press the ctrl key and the key at the same time to enter the Intel Matrix Raid utility. Once there, you select the desired Raid Matrix type, in your case, Raid0, then select two drives for the Raid0 configuration table, save the settings and exit.

  The system should reboot and with the operating system disc in the optical drive, the system should boot the disk to the operating system for a new installation. During the installation process, you will see a screen that ask you where you want to install the operating system. You should see two partitions. The first partition is a partition of 100 MB Windows 7 creates for the Setup program and other files. Let this partion as what and select the larger partition for operating system installation.

  The operating system should proceed normally. You must back up all the data on the original Raid0 array since when you break a Raid array, you will lose all data on the hard drives. You will also lose your recovery restore partition that is located on the original Raid0 array.

  You also need a copy of Windows 7 from any disk from HP that have been created on the original array Raid0 recovery no stay would be valid for the new Raid0 array.

  This is possible, but is not for the faint of heart and you need a new drive of the Windows 7 operating system, unless you have the CV provided the upgrade disc. HP Windows 7 upgrade disk can be used as a disk of the new facility. You would need to enter the product key and activate the operating system after the installation.

• Reference Dell R610 RAID, virtual disk more problems of 1800 GB

  Hello community,

  I was frustrated by my attempt at installing VSphere 4.0 Update 2 (or 1) on a virtual disk on a SAS Perc 6, which is more than 1 800 GB in size and I was wondering if any of you have had similar experiences and how you have handled THIS.

  Unfortunately this system will use internal to the storage drive as it will be in a remote location.

  Any help is greatly appreciated

  Thank you

  Brian Wing

  Calix

  Break your table into smaller pieces. ESX requires a minimum of about 10 GB, even if you can make bigger it. ESXi requires only 1 GB. Data warehouses may not be less than 2 TB. You may be able to use virtual disks raid based to break the table.

• RAID and disk 3 TB

  The TD230 recognizes my to 2 X 3 drives when SATA is configured in enhanced mode.

  When I opt for the SATA SW mode and then go into the SRT utility to create the RAID, he recognizes that readers only 780 GB

  EFI is the latest version published on the site, but I suspect it is the Embedded Server RAID Technology II software that is out of date - A.09.08061549I (April 2010)

  Y at - it an update is available to resolve this problem?

  Thank you

  Steve

  I used the very low end but he SAS/LSI MegaRAID 9240 - 8I SATA3 - works - can upgrade to a more robust RAID LSI card more later if necessary

  The system running VMWare ESXi 5

  Steve

• 2950 III Raid hard disk requirements

  Hi all, I have poweredge 2950 III with raid 5 and has 3 fujitsu hard drive in raid 5. Now, I want to add more hard drive to my raid 5 volume. What kind of hard drive is supported in raid 5 design?

  I read it somewhere that it must be the same speed and size. So I intend to buy the same speed and size. But my question is can it be different model or brand? Other brand or model supported in raid 5 of design? Another brand or model can work, but I'm not interested to use it if it is not supported by design.

  Please let me know if I need to add more information.