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Responding to Logical Problems

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1.11 Responding to Logical Problems While physical drives are highly reliable, on occasion a physical drive can fail. Fault-tolerant (RAID 1, 5, and 10) logical drives go Critical when a physical drive fails. Non-fault-tolerant (RAID 0 and JBOD) logical drives go Offline when a physical drive fails. A RAID Ready logical drive disappears from the user interface when its physical drive fails. When you boot your system, the Option ROM screen informs you if there is a critical or offline logical drive. Allow your PC to finish booting and use RAIDXpert to identify the failed drive and to rebuild your logical drive. See the RAIDXpert User Manual for more information. 19

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1.11 Responding to Logical Problems
While physical drives are highly reliable, on occasion a physical drive can fail.
Fault-tolerant (RAID 1, 5, and 10) logical drives go
Critical
when a physical drive fails.
Non-fault-tolerant (RAID 0 and JBOD) logical drives go
Offline
when a physical drive fails.
A RAID Ready logical drive disappears from the user interface when its physical drive fails.
When you boot your system, the Option ROM screen informs you if there is a critical or offline logical drive.
Allow your PC to finish booting and use RAIDXpert to identify the failed drive and to rebuild your logical drive.
See the
RAIDXpert User Manual
for more information.