Nortel CallPilot 1001rp, Installation And Configuration Manual

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October 2002 Performing RAID maintenance
Part 5: 1001rp Server Maintenance and Diagnostics 245
To mark the hard drives dead
Each system drive is made up of a pair of drives that are mirror images of
each other. To break the mirroring so that one of the drives of each pair is no
longer updated, you must mark one drive dead in each pair.
1 From the DAC960 Configuration Utility main menu, select Tools and then
press Enter.
Result: The Tools menu appears.
2 From the Tools menu, select 5. Kill Drive, and then press Enter.
Result: The cursor is active on the left side of the screen so that you can
select which drive to kill.
The left side of the screen displays the six physical hard drives in the
server. All of the drives should be marked as Online (ONL). The drives
form three packs: A, B, and C. Each pack consists of two drives: A-0 and
A-1, B-0 and B-1, C-0 and C-1.
3 Select drive A-1, and then press Enter.
Result: A message appears at the bottom of the screen warning you that
if this is not a redundant drive, data will be lost. For this procedure,
disregard this message. The data on the drive is not destroyed, and you
can recover the pre-upgrade system from this drive, if necessary.