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Device Information: Disk Drive, Device Errors: Disk Drive

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Chapter 5 Monitoring Device Information: Disk Drive • The vendor or source of the drive • The drive's product identification (such as 4.26GB A 80-DC1B) • The revision level of the firmware in the drive • The bus width (in bits) • Indicates, by Yes/No, if the following parameters are set: ◊ Synch ◊ Soft Reset ◊ Linked ◊ Command Queuing • ANSI Version supported • The negotiated transfer speed (MB/sec) and negotiated bus width • The physical capacity of the disk device in MB • The current status of the disk (online, offline, etc.) • Sector size (usually 512 bytes) Device Errors: Disk Drive • The number of soft, hard, parity, and miscellaneous errors registered In the disk drive Device Information property sheet: • Click the Reset Errors button to return all error tallies to 0. If the disk drive's status is dead, the Rebuild button may be available to initiate a physical device rebuild. If the physical device is un-configured, the Make Hot Spare button may be available to set this device as a hot spare. NOTE Use Make Online and Make Offline buttons with great caution. Refer to the online help file for help on these options. In any Device Information property sheet: • Click the Close button to close the property sheet. 105

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Chapter 5
Monitoring
105
Device Information: Disk Drive
•
The vendor or source of the drive
•
The drive’s product identification (such as 4.26GB A 80-DC1B)
•
The revision level of the firmware in the drive
•
The bus width (in bits)
•
Indicates, by Yes/No, if the following parameters are set:
◊
Synch
◊
Soft Reset
◊
Linked
◊
Command Queuing
•
ANSI Version supported
•
The negotiated transfer speed (MB/sec) and negotiated bus width
•
The physical capacity of the disk device in MB
•
The current status of the disk (online, offline, etc.)
•
Sector size (usually 512 bytes)
Device Errors: Disk Drive
•
The number of soft, hard, parity, and miscellaneous errors registered
In the disk drive Device Information property sheet:
•
Click the
Reset Errors
button to return all error tallies to 0.
If the disk drive’s status is dead, the
Rebuild
button may be available to
initiate a physical device rebuild.
If the physical device is un-configured, the
Make Hot Spare
button may
be available to set this device as a hot spare.
NOTE
Use
Make Online and Make Offline buttons with great caution.
Refer to the online help file for help on these options.
In any Device Information property sheet:
•
Click the
Close
button to close the property sheet.