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Replace a Boot Drive in the Verde 4U Master Node Identify the Failed Boot Drive
October 2013 Boot Drive Replacement — Spectra nTier Verde Array
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Ensure ESD Protection
The repair environment for the library must be free of conditions that
could cause electrostatic discharge (ESD). To protect the library from ESD,
follow these procedures when repairing or testing the library:

Place a static protection mat on the work surface used while removing
and installing library components. Use a 1 ‐ megohm resistor to ground
the static protection mat.
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Wear a static protection wristband or grounding footstrap whenever
you handle library components that have been removed from their
anti ‐ static bags. Connect the wristband to the static protection mat or to
other suitable ESD grounding.
Note:
Keep all electronic components in anti ‐ static bags when not in
use.
Discontinue Storage Operations
No file storage operations can occur while replacing a boot drive in the
nTier Verde master node. Use your software to stop all file storage
operations to the array.
Identify the Failed Boot Drive
1. If necessary, log into the StrataView web interface as described in the
Spectra nTier Verde User Guide .
2. From the menu bar, select Status > Hardware . The Hardware screen
displays.
3. Click System . The screen refreshes to show the status for the processors,
memory, and boot drives in the array. The failed drive is indicated by an
error icon (an X in a red circle).
4. Record the failed drive serial number on a piece of paper.
Figure 2 The Hardware screen showing a failed boot drive.