HP Surestore Disk Array 12h - And FC60 Service Manual page 51

23. You are now at a point in which the drives need to be re-installed. The drives were disconnected earlier
to further protect the NVRAM. The NVRAM is very important. NVRAM stores all configuration and
meta-data that point or map drive location information to real data. If this procedure has been
successful up to this point, the correct NVRAM memory maps are located in both controllers and also
in the disk drive modules.
If the NVRAM is located in both the controllers and the disk drive module correctly (there were no errors
encountered during this procedure) Then do the following:
Push on/off button to the off position
Plug in all drive modules
Push on/off button to the on position and wait for the initialization to complete.
If you are unsure that the NVRAM is correct in both controllers, there were errors, especially errors like No
Address Map or NVRAM errors. Then do the following:
Push on/off button to the off position
Remove both controllers from slot X and Y and reset (disconnect and then re-connect) both
batteries at the same time on each controller.
Re-install both controllers. It doesn't matter which controller goes into which slot at this time.
Plug in all drive modules
Push on/off button to the on position and wait for the initialization to complete.
24. The front panel display should say "Ready". Check the "System State" on the front panel display. It
should say "Ready".
KEY
CANCEL CANCEL
MENU
–
ENTER
25. If the array does not show up using ARMServer (arraydsp –i), you may have to re-connect to
"see" the array using the ARMServer (arraydsp –R) command, which scans the bus for all arrays.
This command can take a few seconds to execute. Once re-connected, you will "see" the array again.
HP SureStore E Disk Array 12H Controller
DISPLAY
"Ready"
"Language"
"View Settings"
"System State: Ready"
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