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EricPH
Oct 29, 2009 15:17:08 GMT   

Hello all,
My configuration
an ES47 connected to a MSA30 with a raid 1 logical Drive.
What happened :
Power failure for the all rack.
My problem :
The logical drive is failed and can't be mounted.

Is there a solution to recover my drive ?

(Should I have posted in the Storage Forum ?)

Thanks for your advice.
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EricPH
Oct 30, 2009 13:36:57 GMT   Thread closed by author  

The clue is to access ORCA.
On the console :
P00>> init
P00>> show bios
P00>> run bios pya0
=> orca
Type F2 to accept data loss

reboot
 
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