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Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Event Code Descriptions Event Number (DEC/hex) Event Name Event Predictive Suspected Logged Maintenance Components Implication Description 27/0x1b Disk Drive Y Ignore None Reset by Pass Through A Pass Through Reset command has reset the disk drive, causing I/Os to fail. The controller could not retry I/Os. This typically occurs when performing diagnostic testing on the disk drive. 28/0x1c Disk IO Failed Due To Drive Removal N NA None A disk drive was removed, causing I/Os to fail. Any I/Os in the controller queue are flushed with this status. 29/0x1d Disk Drive Failed Initialization Y NA None Following a device reset, the controller could not successfully initialize the disk drive. This is typically caused by a disk drive's failure to spin up. The controller flushes all non-pass through I/Os from the queue when this event occurs. 30/0x1e Disk I/O Failed Due To Related Hot Plug Y NA None A disk drive was in unknown state during command execution. The I/O was not retryable, or the all retries have been exhausted. The host should retry the I/O. This event will occur only if the disk array is operating in degraded mode. 31/0x1f Unexpected Y Single Disk Drive Disk Drive Error Occurrence Unless Excluded For Drive Type The disk drive returned a status that could not be handled by the controller's error recovery algorithms. All retries are exhausted, or the I/O is not retryable. 141

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Troubleshooting
Event Code Descriptions
141
Troubleshooting
Event
Number
(DEC/hex)
Event Name
Event
Logged
Predictive
Maintenance
Implication
Suspected
Components
Description
27/0x1b
Disk Drive
Reset by Pass
Through
Y
Ignore
None
A Pass Through Reset
command has reset the disk
drive, causing I/Os to fail. The
controller could not retry I/Os.
This typically occurs when
performing diagnostic testing
on the disk drive.
28/0x1c
Disk IO Failed
Due To Drive
Removal
N
NA
None
A disk drive was removed,
causing I/Os to fail. Any I/Os
in the controller queue are
flushed with this status.
29/0x1d
Disk Drive
Failed
Initialization
Y
NA
None
Following a device reset, the
controller could not
successfully initialize the disk
drive. This is typically caused
by a disk drive’s failure to
spin up. The controller flushes
all non-pass through I/Os from
the queue when this event
occurs.
30/0x1e
Disk I/O Failed
Due To Related
Hot Plug
Y
NA
None
A disk drive was in unknown
state during command
execution. The I/O was not
retryable, or the all retries
have been exhausted. The host
should retry the I/O. This
event will occur only if the
disk array is operating in
degraded mode.
31/0x1f
Unexpected
Disk Drive Error
Y
Single
Occurrence
Unless
Excluded For
Drive Type
Disk Drive
The disk drive returned a
status that could not be
handled by the controller’s
error recovery algorithms. All
retries are exhausted, or the
I/O is not retryable.