Table 7.1

General Problems and Suggested Solutions (Cont.)

 

 

 

Problem

 

Suggested Solution

 

 

One of the hard drives in the array fails

Check the drive error counts using Power Console Plus. See

often.

 

the MegaRAID Configuration Software Guide for more

 

 

information.

 

 

Format the drive.

 

 

Rebuild the drive

 

 

If the drive continues to fail, replace the drive with another

 

 

drive with the same capacity.

 

 

Pressed <Ctrl><M>. Ran

Check the drives IDs on each channel to make sure each

Megaconf.exe and tried to make a new

device has a different ID.

configuration. The system hangs when

 

scanning devices.

Check the termination. The device at the end of the channel

 

 

must be terminated.

 

 

Replace the drive cable.

 

 

Multiple drives using the same power

Set the drives to spin on command. This will allow

supply. There is a problem spinning the

MegaRAID SCSI 320-0 to spin two devices simultaneously.

drives all at once.

 

 

 

Pressing <Ctrl><M> or running

These utilities require a color monitor.

megaconf.exe does not display the

 

Management Menu.

 

 

 

Cannot flash or update the EEPROM.

You may need a new EEPROM.

 

 

Firmware Initializing...

Make sure that TERMPWR is being properly provided to

 

 

each peripheral device populated channel.

appears and remains on the screen.

Make sure that each end of the channel chain is properly

 

 

 

 

terminated using the recommended terminator type for the

 

 

peripheral device.

 

 

Make sure (on a channel basis) only two types of cables are

 

 

connected at any one time.

 

 

Make sure that the MegaRAID SCSI 320-0 controller is

 

 

properly seated in the ZCR PCI slot.

 

 

What SCSI IDs can a non-hard disk

Non-hard disk devices can accommodate only SCSI IDs 1,

device have and what is maximum

2, 3, 4, 5 or 6, regardless of the channel used. A maximum

number allowed per adapter?

of six non-hard disk devices are supported per MegaRAID

 

 

SCSI 320-0 adapter.

 

 

 

7-2Troubleshooting

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