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The Description section displays a general description of the
highlighted array, as follows:
Description
Revision
Address
Capacity
Removable
Read Only
Block Size
Stripe Size
The Status section displays the current status of the array. A
progress indicator (a numeric percentage of completion) can also
appear if the array is building or rebuilding. The status definitions
are listed below:
Building
Created
Dead
Degraded
Impacted
Optimal
Pending
Rebuilding
RAID level used for the array.
Firmware revision of the RAID controller.
RAID address in the form
Device Address Syntax on page
much information as necessary to unambiguously
define the address of the device. Controllers always are
assigned the lowest logical address of any device in the array.
The usable capacity of the array in MB. The available
capacity depends upon the RAID level of that array.
As reported by the devices in the array.
As reported by the devices in the array.
The sector (block) size of the selected device in bytes.
For hard drives, the value should be 512. If the size is not
512, use SMOR to do a low-level format and create 512-byte
sectors. See
Formatting a Drive on page 2-25
information.
Displays the stripe size used to create the RAID.
The array is being built.
The array or device is defined, but not initialized.
A Write Back Cache command to the array failed. This
is an unrecoverable failure.
A single drive in the array failed; array performance is
degraded.
A verification is being performed on the array; I/O
performance is affected.
The array is fully functional.
The array has been created and the build is queued on
the controller, but not yet started.
Data is being rebuilt onto a drive in the array.
Storage Manager on ROM
dDbBtTdD
, as described in
4-2. Display contains as
for more
2-19
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