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Dell PERC S130 - Virtual and Physical Disk Errors

Dell PERC S130
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Virtual disks - Related errors
Cannot create a virtual disk
If you are unable to create a virtual disk, check the following causes:
1. The physical disk is not displayed.
2. Insucient free space available on the selected physical disks.
3. Incorrect number of physical disks selected for the desired RAID level .
4. The desired physical disk is unavailable.
5. The system already has a maximum of eight virtual disks.
The physical disk is not displayed
This error might be because:
1. The controller cannot communicate with the physical disks.
2. A cable might be loose or defective.
3. The physical disk might be a SAS drive.
Re-seat the physical disks in the backplane and check their cables.
Insucient free space available on the selected physical disks
There must be sucient available free space on the physical disk(s) used by the virtual disk.
Incorrect number of physical disks selected for the desired RAID level
For details about RAID levels and the allowable number of physical disks used with each RAID level, see understanding RAID levels in
RAID Technology Guide at dell.com/support/manuals.
The desired physical disk is unavailable
Determine whether the physical disk:
1. Is a dedicated hot spare and unavailable for use in another virtual disk.
2. Is full or has insucient available capacity.
The system already has a maximum of eight virtual disks
Delete unused virtual disks.
CAUTION: Deleting a virtual disk destroys all data on the virtual disk.
A virtual disk is in a failed state
If the virtual disk is in a failed state, check the following causes in the listed order:
1. The virtual disk has lost one or more physical disks.
2. A physical disk in the virtual disk has failed or has been removed.
3. The virtual disk has lost the maximum allowable physical disks per RAID level.
The virtual disk has lost one or more physical disks
Replace the failed physical disk(s) and restore the data from a backup storage source.
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