Table 7-1. BIOS Errors and Warnings (continued)

Message

Meaning

 

 

Physical disk removed:

These two messages appear in the event log

Physical Disk {x.x.x}

when you remove a drive. The first message

Controller {x}, Connector

indicates that the disk was removed and the

{x}

second message indicates that the device has

 

failed. This feature is working as designed.

Device failed: Physical

A storage component such as a physical disk or

an enclosure has failed. The failed component

Disk {x.x.x} Controller

might have been identified by the controller

{x}, Connector {x}".

while performing a task such as a rescan or a

 

 

check consistency.

 

Replace the failed component. You can identify

 

the failed dsik as its status displays a red X.

 

Perform a rescan after replacing the disk.

 

 

Battery is missing or the

• The controller battery is missing or damaged.

battery could be fully

• The controller battery is completely

discharged. If battery is

discharged and needs to be charged for it to

connected and has been

become active. The battery must first be

allowed to charge for 30

charged, and then it is found by the system

minutes and this message

several minutes later.

continues to appear, then

 

contact Technical Support

 

for assistance.

 

 

 

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