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Hewlett Packard Enterprise 331,868 Followers - Follow 1 Mention86 Products HPEStorageGuy (HPE) Business Management GROUP SPONSORED BY HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE TECHNOLOGY IN THIS DISCUSSION HP 358772 Followers Follow Batteries Plus Join the Community! Creating your account only takes https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/551706-proliant-g5-dl380-raid-drive-failure-issues-hp-smart-array-p400 a few minutes. Join Now Preface: I have little to no experience with HP servers so if I'm missing anything obvious please let me know. Most of my interactions are with Dell servers but this particular client has been hanging on to some older HPs. They have a G5 DL380 running a P400 controller configured with has 2 logical volumes. Logical volume 1 is a pair of 150GB SAS drives in RAID 1+0 in bays 7 & 8. This is the post error boot volume for Windows. Drive in bay 7 showed steady amber light, indicating some sort of problem. Bay 8 blinking green. Logical volume 2 consists of 4 drives in RAID 5 in bays 1-4. This is a data volume only. All drives are ok with solid green. Upon boot the P400 controller reported error codes 1794 - Array Accelerator Battery Charge Low and 1786 - Slot 1 Drive Array Recovery Needed...The following disk drive(s) need Automatic Data Recovery: Port 1I: Box post error 1786 1: Bay 7. See pic for reference: http://i.imgur.com/FCFdS9l.jpg Continuing with either F1 or F2 results in a "non-system disk or disk error" message, see pic for reference: http://i.imgur.com/qV5Kw5o.jpg. I'm not sure what has been compromised on this volume to where Windows cannot find any of the relevant boot info. From my understanding the array should be functional but degraded with bay 7's drive having some sort of issue but bay 8's drive operational. Powered off the server for 5-10 minutes to let it "cool down", started it back up, and entered the P400 config via F8. Logical volume 1 now showed Status as RECOVERING with both drives listed as OK. LEDs on those 2 drives were both flashing green with no amber, indicating a rebuild was in progress as far as I could tell. After leaving it alone for a bit the rebuild seemed to be complete as the status of the logical drive changed from RECOVERING to OK at this point. We thought this was a good sign, however now the drive in bay 7 was flashing green and amber. Restart the server and now we get error 1794 (same as before) but instead of the 1786 of before we now see 1720 - S.M.A.R.T. Hard Drive(s) Detect Imminent Failure Port 1I: Box 1: Bay 7 - obviously indicating something is wrong with our bay 7 drive. I'm a little confused now as to whether or array is s
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