Adaptec 3200S User Guide - Page 36

Setting the Configuration

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Storage Manager on ROM The Status section displays the current status of the array. A progress indicator (a numeric percentage of completion) can also appear if the array is building or rebuilding. The status definitions are listed below: Building Created Dead Degraded Impacted Optimal Pending Rebuilding The array is being built. The array or device is defined, but not initialized. A Write Back Cache command to the array failed. This is an unrecoverable failure. A single drive in the array failed; array performance is degraded. A verification is being performed on the array; I/O performance is affected. The array is fully functional. The array has been created and the build is queued on the controller, but not yet started. Data is being rebuilt onto a drive in the array. SCSI only-The SCSI Capabilities section is a list of controller capabilities. A check mark next to a feature indicates that the drive supports the feature. Setting the Configuration There are two configuration options on the File menu: s Read System Config-Causes SMOR to rescan to detect any changes in hardware configuration or status. Any changes that have been made and not saved are lost. This operation is run automatically when SMOR is started. s Set System Config-Causes SMOR to save changes that have been made to the storage subsystem configuration in the controller memory. If any array groups or multilevel RAIDs have been created or modified, this operation causes the controller to initiate a build operation on the new groups. 2-25

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Storage Manager on ROM
The Status section displays the current status of the array. A
progress indicator (a numeric percentage of completion) can also
appear if the array is building or rebuilding. The status definitions
are listed below:
SCSI only
—The SCSI Capabilities section is a list of controller
capabilities. A check mark next to a feature indicates that the drive
supports the feature.
Setting the Configuration
There are two configuration options on the File menu:
Read System Config
—Causes SMOR to rescan to detect any
changes in hardware configuration or status. Any changes that
have been made and not saved are lost. This operation is run
automatically when SMOR is started.
Set System Config
—Causes SMOR to save changes that have
been made to the storage subsystem configuration in the
controller memory. If any array groups or multilevel RAIDs
have been created or modified, this operation causes the
controller to initiate a build operation on the new groups.
Building
The array is being built.
Created
The array or device is defined, but
not
initialized.
Dead
A Write Back Cache command to the array failed. This
is an unrecoverable failure.
Degraded
A single drive in the array failed; array performance is
degraded.
Impacted
A verification is being performed on the array; I/O
performance is affected.
Optimal
The array is fully functional.
Pending
The array has been created and the build is queued on
the controller, but not yet started.
Rebuilding
Data is being rebuilt onto a drive in the array.