IBM 86607SU Hardware Maintenance Manual - Page 131

Copying an existing disk array, Attention, Enter.

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Attention When you select Yes in the Confirm pop-up window, information in the target logical drive will be overwritten with information from the source logical drive. All existing data on the target logical drive is lost. 6. Select Yes to copy the logical drive; then, press Enter. IBM ServeRAID Adapter Disk Array Configuration Ver. X.XX Adapter Number: 1 Bus Number: 0 Host ID = Null Config Confirm Create/DeletMea/iCnopMyenLuog Drive 1. No 2. Yes 1. Help Source 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Target 1 Array Log ID Size Drv A 3009 A0 B 4126 B0 Size RAID Pct (MB) Level Status R/W 100 RAID-5 OKY 100 RAID-1 OKY Ch 1 Array Bay 1 ONL A 2 ONL A 3 ONL A 4 5 6 7 8 INI 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Ch 2 Array Bay 1 HSP 2 ONL B 3 4 5 ONL B 6 RDY 7 CDR 8 INI 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Copy operation will destroy data on target logical drive. Confirm start. The copy progress appears in the percent Read/Write (Pct. R/W) column as a percentage of the total number of sectors read and written. 7. When the copy process completes, back up the disk-array configuration information to diskette. See "Backing up the disk-array configuration" on page 126 for instructions. Copying an existing disk array: You can use the following instructions to create a complete copy (including the RAID configuration information) of an existing array. You can use this procedure to duplicate the current disk-array configuration for use on another system. To copy an existing disk array: 1. Back up the configuration of the source system to a diskette. (See "Backing up the disk-array configuration" on page 126.) 2. On the source system, create a copy of the disk array that you want to use on another system. For example, if you want a copy of Array A to use on another system, create an Array B that is identical to Array A. (See "Creating disk arrays manually" on page 104.) 3. Copy all logical drives from the source array to the target array. For example, if you made an identical copy of Array A and that copy is Array B, you would copy all logical Netfinity 5500 - Type 8660 123

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Attention
When you select
Yes
in the Confirm pop-up
window, information in the target logical drive will
be overwritten with information from the source
logical drive.
All existing data on the target
logical drive is lost.
6.
Select
Yes
to copy the logical drive; then, press
Enter.
Bay
Array
Bay
Array
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Ch
1
Ch
2
INI
RDY
CDR
B
B
HSP
ONL
ONL
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
INI
Copy operation will destroy data on target logical drive.
Confirm start.
Main Menu
IBM ServeRAID Adapter Disk Array Configuration Ver. X.XX
Adapter Number: 1
Bus Number: 0 Host ID = Null Config
A
A
ONL
ONL
A
ONL
1. Help
Create/Delete/Copy Log Drive
Source
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Target
1
Confirm
1. No
2. Yes
Array
ID
Size
Log
Drv
Size
(MB)
RAID
Level
Status
Pct
R/W
A0
B0
100
100
RAID-5
RAID-1
OKY
OKY
A
B
3009
4126
The copy progress appears in the percent Read/Write
(Pct. R/W) column as a percentage of the total
number of sectors read and written.
7.
When the copy process completes, back up the
disk-array configuration information to diskette.
See
“Backing up the disk-array configuration” on page
126
for instructions.
Copying an existing disk array:
You can use the
following instructions to create a complete copy (including
the RAID configuration information) of an existing array.
You can use this procedure to duplicate the current
disk-array configuration for use on another system.
To copy an existing disk array:
1.
Back up the configuration of the source system to a
diskette.
(See “Backing up the disk-array
configuration” on page
126.)
2.
On the source system, create a copy of the disk array
that you want to use on another system.
For example, if you want a copy of Array A to use on
another system, create an Array B that is identical to
Array A.
(See “Creating disk arrays manually” on
page 104.)
3.
Copy all logical drives from the source array to the
target array.
For example, if you made an identical copy of Array A
and that copy is Array B, you would copy all logical
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