| Title: | Ask the Storage Architecture Group |
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| Created: | Wed Oct 15 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
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I am trying to install a 310 subsystem ( 2 towers- master and slave) on a Intel/NT cluster system. The problem is the RAID sets will not init because the HSZ20 is in an "incompatible cache mode". There is no error number shown. This error occurs whether I use the CLI, cfmenu or the windows GUI. How do I get the HSZ20 to completely reset its config to defaults? , and is this the right thing to do? Thanx Ron.
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| 6423.1 | More info required | SSDEVO::RMCLEAN | Tue Feb 25 1997 10:17 | 2 | |
It would be nice to see the actual error. I can't find this error anywhere in the code... | |||||
| 6423.2 | Switches are wrong. | SNOFS1::16.153.96.192::powellronald | Australia! | Sun Mar 02 1997 15:15 | 9 |
Sorry for the confusion. The error was saying the raid set could not be init'd because the cache was in an invalid mode for the raid system chosen. The reason for this is that the hardware user guide has got the switch settings totally screwed up in that they are upside down. Reversing every switch got me out of that mess with the cache mode, now I have to work out how to get the ?? prompt back ( currently HSZ) and get the OOB manager to run reliably. Ron. | |||||