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Old 11-17-2009
need your help for HP virtual array 7400 disk replacement error

hi all!
I found a the state of disk at JA0/D13 was failed this morning.
then i replaced it this afternoon,but i run
#dsp -s

the array status displayed

====================================
STATUS
Subsystem State: 1
The Subsystem is TESTING.
The array is REBUILDING and is 87% complete.
WARNINGS
Missing Drive
=====================================
i checked the missing drive is failed one,but the new one in the status showed"included and good"

how can i do next?thank you all reply to me!thank you!


Joy

---------- Post updated at 08:47 PM ---------- Previous update was at 08:43 PM ----------

should I force include new disk to the subsystem?how to do?

thankyou!

---------- Post updated 11-17-09 at 02:10 PM ---------- Previous update was 11-16-09 at 08:47 PM ----------

hi all!The error has corrected automatically.
I think the array was ejecting failed disk while rebuilding,but not full completed.
I replaced the disk in the rebuilding procedure,then array needed to rebuild again to eject failed disk id from records of subsystem,then the array add new disk id to the records of subsystem and do rebuild.

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