ASRock Z87 Extreme11/ac LSI Mega RAID Storage Manager Guide - Page 155

Events and Messages This topic lists the MegaRAID Storage Manager events that can appear in the event log. MegaRAID Storage Manager software monitors the activity and performance of all controllers in the server and the devices attached to them. When an event occurs, such as the removal of a drive or the creation of a new drive group, an event message appears in the log displayed at the bottom of the MegaRAID Storage Manager screen. The messages are also logged in the Windows Application log (Event Viewer). Each message that appears in the event log has a Severity Level that indicates the category of the event, as shown in the following table. Table 2 Event Error Levels Severity Level Meaning Information Informational message. No user action is necessary. Warning Some component may be close to a failure point. Critical A component has failed, but the system has not lost data. Fatal A component has failed, and data loss has occurred or will occur. The following table lists all of the MegaRAID Storage Manager event messages. The event message descriptions include placeholders for specific values that are determined when the event is generated. For example, in message No. 1 in the Event Messages table, "%s" is replaced by the firmware version, which is read from the firmware when the event is generated. Table 3 Event Messages Severity Number Level Event Text 0x0000 Information MegaRAID firmware initialization started (PCI ID %04x/%04x/%04x/%04x) 0x0001 Information MegaRAID firmware version %s 0x0002 Fatal Unable to recover cache data from TBBU 0x0003 Information Cache data recovered from TBBU successfully 0x0004 Information Configuration cleared 0x0005 Warning Cluster down; communication with peer lost 0x0006 Information Virtual drive %s ownership changed from %02x to %02x 0x0007 Information Alarm disabled by user 0x0008 Information Alarm enabled by user 0x0009 Information Background initialization rate changed to %d%% 0x000a Fatal Controller cache discarded due to memory/battery problems 0x000b Fatal Unable to recover cache data due to configuration mismatch 0x000c Information Cache data recovered successfully DB09-000202-05 37857-02 Events and Messages Rev. F - May 2011 Copyright © 2011 by LSI Corporation. All rights reserved. Page 155