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Message Problem
Configuration of The configuration
NVRAM and drives stored in the PERC
mismatch. Run 3/DC adapter does
View/Add Configuration not match the
option of PERC 3/DC configuration stored in
WebBIOS Configuration the drives.
Utility.
Press any key to run
the Configuration Utility.
Unresolved Some legacy
configuration mismatch configurations in the
between disks and drives cannot be
NVRAM on the adapter cleared.
after creating a new
configuration
1 Logical Drive Failed A logical drive failed to
sign on.
X Logical Drives x number of logical
Degraded drives signed on in a
degraded state.
1 Logical Drive A logical drive signed
Degraded on in a degraded
state.
Insufficient memory to Not enough PERC
run BIOS. Press any 3/DC memory to run
key to continue... PERC 3/DC BIOS.
Insufficient Memory Not enough memory
on the PERC 3/DC
adapter to support the
current configuration.
Version 0.3, 4 December, 2000
Dell
Suggested Solution
Press <Ctrl>+<H> to enter the PERC
WebBIOS Configuration Utility. Choose
View/Add Configuration from the
Configure menu. Choose View/Add
Configuration to examine either the
configuration in NVRAM or the
configuration stored on the disk drives.
Resolve the problem by selecting one of
the configurations.
Clear the configuration.
Low level format the related drives and re-
create the configuration.
Make sure all physical drives are properly
connected and are powered on. Press
Ctrl>+<H> to enter the PERC WebBIOS
Configuration Utility to find out if any
physical drives are not responding.
Reconnect, replace, or rebuild any drive
that is not responding.
Make sure all physical drives are properly
connected and are powered on. Press
Ctrl>+<H> to enter the PERC WebBIOS
Configuration Utility to find if any physical
drives are not responding. Reconnect,
replace, or rebuild a drive that is not
responding.
Make sure all physical drives are properly
connected and are powered on. Press
<Ctrl> <H> to enter the PERC WebBIOS
Configuration Utility to find out if any
physical drives are not responding.
Reconnect, replace, or rebuild any drive
that is not responding.
Make sure PERC 3/DC cache memory
has been properly installed.
Make sure PERC 3/DC cache memory
has been properly installed.
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