| 324 | 324 | Option B. '''In the event the wrong drive was pulled''' there would now be TWO drives that are marked as bad... This is very dangerous, as redundancy is lost in this state. Before proceeding, turn Grass off again and swap back the drives you just exchanged. You must rebuild the redundancy before attempting to pull the drive again. Do this by going to Management Menu>Objects>Physical Drive and highlighting the bad drive (there should only be one now -- the original one you took out). Hit enter. Select rebuild from the menu. Once redundancy has been restored, it is safe to try to pull the bad drive again. Maybe the ID or slot numbers are mislabeled on Grass, and you must repeat this procedure until the correct drive has been pulled (as will be noticed when only one drive is unconfigured after you make the swap). Then you may follow option A. |
