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Automatic Rebuild
SuperBuild Array Utility 1.10 (c) 2001 Promise Technology, Inc.
Array No
Array 1
Array 2
Array 3
Array 4
Array 5
Array 6
Note: * --Bootable Array
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SuperTrak controller will attempt to rebuild the data on the failed drive. If it can, the
Define Array Menu will display Rebuilding progress and the target disk drive (above).In
this example, the drive on Channel 3 is being rebuilt and progress currently at 52 percent.
Allow the SuperTrak controller to rebuild the disk drive.
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If this action corrects the problem, return the array to service.
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If the array goes
CRITICAL
disk drive, shut down the computer and remove the drive for testing, as described in
Remove a Disk Drive for Testing, below.
SuperBuild Array Utility 1.10 (c) 2001 Promise Technology, Inc.
Array No
Array 1
Array 2
Array 3
Array 4
Array 5
Array 6
Note: * --Bootable Array
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If Rebuilding does not start, the array status will remain
keys to highlight the critical array and press Enter to select it. The Define Array
Definition Menu appears (below).
Offline Array Recovery Procedures—SuperTrak SX6000 and UltraTrak, Version 5a
[ Define Array Menu ]
RAID Level
Total Drv
RAID5
3
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[ Keys Available ]
[ESC] Exit
[Enter] Select
again and the SuperTrak controller tries to rebuild the same
[ Define Array Menu ]
RAID Level
Total Drv
RAID5
3
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[ Keys Available ]
[ESC] Exit
[Enter] Select
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Capacity (MB)
Status
61234
Rebuilding CH3 52%
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[Space] Change Boot Drive
Capacity (MB)
Status
61234
Critical
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[Space] Change Boot Drive
. Press the arrow
CRITICAL
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