| Status |
Meaning |
| CDR |
CD-ROM drive installed. |
| DDD |
Defunct. The drive is an online or hot-spare |
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drive that does not respond to commands. |
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If a RDY drive is defunct or powered down, |
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it shows as an empty bay (a blank status), |
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not a DDD status. |
| FMT |
Format. The drive is being reformatted. |
| HSP |
Hot spare. The drive will replace a similar drive that |
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becomes defunct in real time. |
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At that time, its status changes to ONL, and its array |
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association is displayed. |
| OFL |
Offline. The drive is a good drive that has replaced a |
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defunct drive in a RAID level 1 or level 5 array. |
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It is associated with an array, but does not contain |
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any valid data. |
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The drive state remains OFL during the rebuild phase. |
| ONL |
Online. The drive is part of an array. |
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If this drive fails, logical drives defined in the array |
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in which this drive is grouped will have a status of Offline |
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(if the logical drive is assigned RAID level 0 with a |
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good status) or Critical (if the logical drive is |
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assigned RAID level 1 or level 5 with a good status). |
| RDY |
Ready. The drive is recognized by the adapter and is |
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available for definition. |
| TAP |
Tape drive installed. |
| UFM |
Unformatted. The drive requires a low-level |
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format before it can be used in an array. |
| Blank Status |
Any of the following circumstances |
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can cause the area to be blank |
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° No hard disk drive is installed in that bay |
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° The bay contains a hard disk drive, but the |
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drive is not inserted correctly. |
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° An array was deleted and a defective drive is |
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still in the bay. |
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° A new drive was installed and the configuration |
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program has not been restarted. (The status will |
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change to RDY when the RAID configuration |
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program is restarted). |