Surprisingly it's still serving it's function as it is only used regularly for dhcp and ssh. The server is currently on in a limited state, but definitely won't boot from drive C if restarted, as portions of /bin/ were lost. I'm only looking to recover a few small config files to make my life easier when reinstalling. Upgrade this server with a second drive cage for an additional 8x SFF drive bays to bring the total drive bays to 16, supporting a maximum capacity of 9.6TB. The main thing is determining how to get the array controller report the failure mode, and treat the failed drive as good. My goal is to determine the source of the drive B failure, and if it's something small such as an Unreadable Block Error, to either restart the system using drive B, or to force a rebuild of the array despite the errors. However, there are large patches of filesystem that were clearly not synced, indicated by Input/output errors, and the filesystem reverting to Read-Only Failed drive A was replaced with drive C, flashing green status confirmed that array was rebuildingĬome back to C with solid green status (online) but drive B solid amber (offline/critical failure).This server is ideal for a variety of applications, including high performance computing. It features 18 DIMM slots, eight drive bays, and two expansion ports. Between reboots, absolutely random in time and frequency, the controller dropped some drives, sometimes. As I read, the embedded controller (P410i) supports SATA, so it should be no problem.

The problem begins when trying to replace its SAS drives with 4 SATA SSDs.

The enclosures are hot-swappable so the server was and is still running through this process. The HPE ProLiant D元60 Gen6 server is a dual-processor system powered by Intel's 5520 chipset. I have a D元60 G6 server which I want to repurpose as some sort of sandbox. The system (Ubuntu 14.04) was running a two 146GB 10k SAS drives in RAID 1 (A, and B). As well, the state of administration software is terrible ** ** Disclaimer, I just recently became an administrator to this system and realized that the backups are unusable.

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