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ADU Error Messages
Table D-1: Array Diagnostic Utility (ADU) Error Messages
Message
Accelerator status: Obsolete
data was discarded
Accelerator status: Obsolete
data was flushed (written) to
drives
Accelerator status:
Permanently disabled
Accelerator status: Possible
data loss in cache
Accelerator status:
Temporarily disabled
Accelerator status:
Unrecognized status
Accelerator status: Valid data
found at reset
Accelerator status: Warranty
alert
D-4
Description
During reset initialization,
obsolete data was found in the
cache, and was discarded (not
written to the drives).
During reset initialization,
obsolete data was found in the
cache. The obsolete data was
written to the drives, but newer
data may have been
overwritten.
Array accelerator board has
been permanently disabled. It
will remain disabled until it is
reinitialized using the Array
Configuration Utility (ACU).
Possible data loss was
detected during power-up due
to all batteries being below
sufficient voltage level and no
presence of the identification
signatures on the array
accelerator board.
Array accelerator board has
been temporarily disabled.
A status returned from the
array accelerator board that
ADU does not recognize.
Valid data was found in
posted-write memory at
reinitialization. Data will be
flushed to disk.
Catastrophic problem with
array accelerator board. Refer
to other messages on
Diagnostics screen for exact
meaning of this message.
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Recommended Action
Normal operations should
continue.
If newer data was overwritten,
you may need to restore
newer data; otherwise, normal
operation should continue.
Check the Disable Code field.
Run ACU to reinitialize the
array accelerator board.
There is no way to determine if
dirty or bad data was in the
cache and is now lost.
Check the Disable Code field.
Obtain the latest version of
ADU.
There is no error or data loss
condition. No action is
necessary.
Replace the array accelerator
board.
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