Erroneous yellow lights?
Christopher Fowler
cfowler at outpostsentinel.com
Tue Jul 19 17:04:41 CDT 2005
I think the problem here is that the fakeraid driver needs to set a bit
in the card. Since you are using md then the raid will always show
degraded. I have a similar problem on a SuperMicro motherboard and
integrated controller. I did testing of the raid and now the card says
that the raid is "Degraded" and I have no idea how to reset that state.
On Tue, 2005-07-19 at 14:09 -0500, wendy.faulkner at ni.com wrote:
> A few months back we replaced a failed disk in one of our Dell 2650's. The
> replacement worked fine, but the yellow light stayed on, and the screen
> says the disk is still failed. Management now is concerned about yellow
> lights, so I've gotta figure out how to get it off. The OS says all the
> disks are fine, OMSA says all the disks are fine, so how do I make the
> light go off? Is there something I can reset somewhere?
>
> W
>
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