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November 7th, 2018 11:00
EquilLogic PS4000 - Boot Problem
I've just started my EqualLogic today and it seems to be hanging. The unit was offline and unplugged for about a month. See Console log below. Any help would be appreciated.
SP:1541520653.23:ses.c:2579:WARNING:28.3.85: Power cooling module 0 is turned off or not receiving power.
SP:1541520653.28:emm.c:2226:WARNING:28.3.51:Warning health conditions currently exist.
Correct these conditions before they affect array operation.
Power supply failure.
There are 1 outstanding health conditions. Correct these conditions befo re they affect array operation.
#########################################################
# #
# Dell (tm), Inc. Storage Array #
# Copyright 2001-2008 #
# 70-0120 Rev=R10 SN=RMS0939554G14DB ECO=C00 #
# #
#########################################################
-- Type Ctrl-p key to enter setup mode --
BOOTROM version 8.1.1
Build Date: Mon Apr 19 01:38:54 EDT 2010
Total memory: 0x80000000 bytes (2048MB)
NP Loading ...Done
SP Loading ...Done
Dell Inc. Storage Array
Copyright 2001-2015 Dell Inc.
SP:3.81:mips_pss_init.c:363:INFO:28.2.107:Control module in slot 0 with serial number RMS0939554G14DB is designated as active.
SP:1541521328.03:ppool_nvram.c:380:WARNING:15.3.0:NVRAM contains valid data. This is a POWER FAILURE RECOVERY.
MFS set up
Building databases...
SP:1541521347.96:emm.c:1288:INFO:28.2.6:Enclosure serial number: SHU0937897YC594 .
SP:1541521349.59:events.c:574:ERROR:14.4.17:0:Orphan drive: drive LUN 1 (e9430a8a0900-fb71a08c-3) no longer belongs to RAID LUN 0 (e9430a8a0900-bac282a8-20a2a1a4) and will be made into a spare disk.
SP:1541521355.03:cache_driver.cc:1070:WARNING:28.3.17:Active control module cache is now in write-through mode. Array performance is degraded.
Ray Magill
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November 7th, 2018 05:00
I have an EquilLogic ps4000 that has been stored for a month (unplugged). I tried to start it, but it seems to be hanging at boot. Below is the console message. Any help would be appreciated
SP:1541520653.23:ses.c:2579:WARNING:28.3.85: Power cooling module 0 is turned o ff or not receiving power.
SP:1541520653.28:emm.c:2226:WARNING:28.3.51:Warning health conditions currently exist.
Correct these conditions before they affect array operation.
Power supply failure.
There are 1 outstanding health conditions. Correct these conditions before they affect array operation.
#########################################################
# #
# Dell (tm), Inc. Storage Array #
# Copyright 2001-2008 #
# 70-0120 Rev=R10 SN=RMS0939554G14DB ECO=C00 #
# #
#########################################################
-- Type Ctrl-p key to enter setup mode --
BOOTROM version 8.1.1
Build Date: Mon Apr 19 01:38:54 EDT 2010
Total memory: 0x80000000 bytes (2048MB)
NP Loading ...Done
SP Loading ...Done
Dell Inc. Storage Array
Copyright 2001-2015 Dell Inc.
SP:3.81:mips_pss_init.c:363:INFO:28.2.107:Control module in slot 0 with serial n umber RMS0939554G14DB is designated as active.
SP:1541521328.03:ppool_nvram.c:380:WARNING:15.3.0:NVRAM contains valid data. Thi s is a POWER FAILURE RECOVERY.
MFS set up
Building databases...
SP:1541521347.96:emm.c:1288:INFO:28.2.6:Enclosure serial number: SHU0937897YC594 .
SP:1541521349.59:events.c:574:ERROR:14.4.17:0:Orphan drive: drive LUN 1 (e9430a8 a0900-fb71a08c-3) no longer belongs to RAID LUN 0 (e9430a8a0900-bac282a8-20a2a1a 4) and will be made into a spare disk.
SP:1541521355.03:cache_driver.cc:1070:WARNING:28.3.17:Active control module cach e is now in write-through mode. Array performance is degraded.
dwilliam62
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November 8th, 2018 04:00
Hello,
The first messages mean that the array was not shutdown before being powered off. I would check both power supply cables to make sure there is A/C power and completely plugged in. Seems likely that you have a failed drive and a rebuild onto another spare is occurring. But that's just a guess, there's not enough info here to be sure.
What happens when you log into the array? If you login to the GUI and click on members it will show you if the array is rebuilding and any other fault conditions.
Regards,
Don