
Troubleshooting 18-9
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Maintenance mode enables you to perform the following operations to troubleshoot
disk problems:
Obtain detailed device information for each disk with the
disk_list
command.
Check access to a particular disk with the
disk_check
command.
Erase a disk label with the
disk_erase_label
command.
NOTE: For information about Maintenance mode, see Booting From System Boot
Diskette.
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The
disk_list
command displays detailed device information for each disk on the
system, such as drive type, and firmware revision level.
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The
disk_check
command checks access to a particular disk, issuing read
requests to the disk. The disk is active for approximately 15 seconds. During this time,
you can watch the disks activity LED to verify that the disk is accessed.
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The
disk_erase_label
command erases a disk label on the specified disk drive.
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disk_erase_label
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Typically, use this command to remove an old RAID label on a previously used disk
that you are adding to an existing RAID group. For example, use this command to
erase the disk label when you move a disk from one filer to another.