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This option allows you to remove a Hot Fix Drive from an existing Array Drive. Naturally, the
Hot Fix drive must not be used up so far.
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By selecting the
Hot Fix Pool Access
option, the access of a specific Array Drive to the Hot Fix
pool can be enabled of disabled.
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The redundancy information which is calculated during an array
build
or
rebuild
is stored on a
dedicated Logical Drive (RAID 4), or is distributed over all Logical Drives of the Array Drive
(RAID 5). This information is often called
parity data
. The calculation is made with an exclu-
sive OR function (XOR). If a Logical Drive of an Array Drive fails, its data can be re-
calculated by means of the data present on the other Logical Drives of the Array Drive and
the parity data. The
Parity Verify
function allows you to check the consistency of an Array
Drive's parity data.
(Note: The diagnosis program GDTMON allows an online parity verify, that is a verification
during which the Array Drive continues to be fully operational. Further details are given in
chapter K).
The verification may take quite a long time, but you can terminate it by pressing <ESC>.
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If the parity information of a given Array Drive is defective, this function may be used to re-
calculate it anew.