RAID error

HI I have SunFire V880 and it has 12 HDD. This morning I saw this message in /var/adm/messages
Jan 4 07:35:42 etpdb1 md_raid: [ID 371651 kern.warning] WARNING: md d0: write error on /dev/dsk/c1t5d0s2 Jan 4 07:35:42 etpdb1 last message repeated 1 time Jan 4 07:35:43 etpdb1 md_raid: [ID 104909 kern.warning] WARNING: md: d0: /dev/dsk/c1t5d0s2 needs maintenance
# metastat -i
MD_IOCPROBE_DEV: Invalid argument
MD_IOCPROBE_DEV: Invalid argument
d0: RAID
State: Needs Maintenance
Invoke: metareplace d0 c1t5d0s2 <new device>
Interlace: 32 blocks
Size: 213369984 blocks
Original device:
Size: 213371808 blocks
Device Start Block Dbase State Hot Spare
c1t5d0s2 3219 Yes Maintenance
c1t4d0s2 3219 Yes Okay
c1t3d0s2 3219 Yes Okay
c1t2d0s2 3219 Yes Okay
d20: RAID
State: Okay
Interlace: 16 blocks
Size: 716685504 blocks
Original device:
Size: 716694800 blocks
Device Start Block Dbase State Hot Spare
c1t8d0s2 10346 No Okay
c1t9d0s2 10346 No Okay
c1t10d0s2 10346 No Okay
c1t11d0s2 10346 No Okay
c1t12d0s2 10346 No Okay
c1t13d0s2 10346 No Okay
Can anyone please advise the next step.

Replace the failed disk. After the disk replacement slice up the new disk and then run a metareplace to enable the new device and return the hot spare.

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This thread is here to collate as much information and posts on the problem regarding BSODs occuring in Windows Vista and causing RAID errors to occur.
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Common Elements: Windows Vista, iTunes, Intel RAID Chipsets (ICH6R, ICH7R and ICH8R chipsets reported so far.
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http://cs.rthand.com/blogs/blogwithrighthand/archive/2007/03/05/iTunes-is-trying-to-destroy-my-RAID-10.aspx
http://forums.cnet.com/5208-7588_102-0.html?forumID=70&threadID=236344&messageID =2435047
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=4343562
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Why don't you want to follow up with your previous thread?
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Kindest'
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Hi,
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As far as I can tell, there is an inherent problem with the CIH10 controller, or the motherboard connectors. I first thought it was the hard drives, but after having 3 out of 4 drives "fail" in just 6 weeks, I started thinking it was not the drives. I have 3 x mirror sets. I started off with trying RAID5, but it took so long to format the 4 drives I gave up.. I've updated the Intel drivers and the motherboard BIOS, but this has only made things WORSE. I have a disk constantly being "disconnected", the whole PC hangs for one or two minutes, then I get a string of errors about degraded RAID sets. I'm sick of it. MSI support have no idea what the problem is, but suggest I return my motherboard for a swap out. Like I'm going to do that on my main computer? and wait 6 weeks for them to send me a motherboard with the same fault in it? Quite frankly, I'm ditching MSI completely as their UK support team have not called me back after several days.
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Later,
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was and is being reported as RS1. Additionally, each of the drives in the RAID reports SMART status as fine, and each of the three drives report a RAID status of good. Additionally the RAID 0 had two volumes and both are reported currently as R2V1 and R2V2 and as being "good" and one of the drives has status of roaming. This is the furthest I have gotten trying to save this. I did not want to shut down the machine on the off chance that there is something else I can do right now before bringing the machine into the store.
The following pictures may make it easier to follow
!http://www.dvdstepbystep.com/Raid2.jpg!
!http://www.dvdstepbystep.com/raid.jpg!
The tower is an Early 2008 tower and I upgraded the firmware on the RAID card with the newest firmware, which required 10.5.8. The base install is back to 10.5.1 on the reboot after reinstall. I am also waiting to hear back from tech support.
Didn't realize the Apple RAID Card had a bad rep until this happened. Sheesh. Missed that one
But if there is anything to try right now, it would be great.

A A P L wrote:
Good luck.
Thanks
I know that I have been pretty happy, and when I did lose one drive, it did what it was supposed to do.
I did have it RAID 5 at one point, but set it up for internal RAID 0 for the renders, and it has been fine for a long time. Urgh.
Early on, there were battery warnings all the time, and the battery did not charge unless the Mac was ON, which was totally stupid.
Hmmm, sounds alot like mine there.
I found that out two Christmas vacations ago when we do our two-week shutdown.
Came back in, and could not use the Mac for two days while it charged.
They've since changed it, and thankfully, it's been good since.
Good luck, let us know how the new card works out.
SB
Thanks again and will do. Bought a bunch more hard drives and if it comes back, the first thing I do is back up the 2+ Terrabytes plus of renders (all ongoing projects), slap new drives into the tower, make it RAID 5 and to heck with the hit on speed. Have enough externals to reconfigure things, now just keeping fingers crossed

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Not sure where to post this one. You have been very helpful before so I’ll try again.
The machine is the Media Centre in my signature.
Installed two new Maxtor SATA drives, set up as RAID 0, clean install of XP MCE. Boots on the RAID array. Not a single problem. Installed MSI drivers, XFS video card drivers and KCorp PCI network adaptor for wireless link. Download and install all Windows updates. All OK.
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The RAID problem is intermittent. The Windows problem looks as if it stalls for a variable length of time before it gets going.
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fafner: I wanted a large disk to hold recorded TV progs, videos, CDs etc and 160GB is the max for this mainboard. I went for 2x160GB Maxtor drives. As I was using two drives I reasoned I might as well use RAID 0 to get a single volume and a faster machine. In particular I read somewhere that RAID 0 halved, or nearly so, the start up time. Who wants to wait a couple of minutes for the TV to fire up?
Fredrik: The XFX video card drivers are in fact nVidia drivers which are the latest.
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Is there disk testing utility that puts the disc under load similar to Mem86 for memory?
Will I try RAID again? I doubt it even though it did start up in far less time.
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Hi All,
We have WAE 7341 with 4.1.5f code which failed. We recreated raid after which we see all the disk online, but raid shows offline status.
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wa1#Sh disk details
RAID Physical disk information:
disk00: Online                     JLWZ8E1E    286102 MB
disk01: Online                     JLX18M6E    286102 MB
disk02: Online                     JLWZ8LWE    286102 MB
disk03: Online                     JLWZ7YVE    286102 MB
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:     RAID-5 Offline
                Disabled (read-cache) Disabled (write-through)
Mounted file systems:
MOUNT POINT      TYPE       DEVICE                SIZE     INUSE      FREE USE%
Disk encryption feature is disabled
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Controllers found: 1
Controller information
   Controller Status                   : Okay
   Channel description                 : SAS/SATA
   Controller Model                    : IBM ServeRAID 8k
   Controller Serial Number            : 4078255
   Physical Slot                       : 0
   Installed memory                    : 256 MB
   Copyback                            : Disabled
   Data scrubbing                      : Disabled
   Defunct disk drive count            : 0
   Logical drives/Offline/Critical     : 1/1/0
   Controller Version Information
   BIOS                                : 5.2-0 (15427)
   Firmware                            : 5.2-0 (15427)
   Driver                              : 1.1-5 (24495)
   Boot Flash                          : 5.1-0 (15411)
   Controller Battery Information
   Status                              : Okay
   Over temperature                    : No
   Capacity remaining                  : 100 percent
   Time remaining (at current draw)    : 5 days, 10 hours, 40 minutes
   Controller Vital Product Data
   VPD Assigned#                       : 39R8875
   EC Version#                         : J85096
   Controller FRU#                     : 25R8076
   Battery FRU#                        : 25R8088
Logical drive information
Logical drive number 1
   Logical drive name                  :
   RAID level                          : 5
   Status of logical drive             : Offline
   Size                                : 1144000 MB
   Read-cache mode                     : Disabled
   Write-cache mode                    : Disabled (write-through)
   Write-cache setting                 : Disabled (write-through)
   Partitioned                         : No
   Number of chunks                    : 4
   Stripe-unit size                    : 256 KB
   Stripe order (Channel,Device)       : 0,0 0,1 0,2 0,3
   Bad stripes                         : No
Physical Device information
      Device #0
         Device is a Hard drive
         State                         : Online
         Supported                     : Yes
         Transfer Speed                : SAS 3.0 Gb/s
         Reported Channel,Device       : 0,0
         Vendor                        : IBM-ESXS
         Model                         : VPBPA300C3EST1 N
         Firmware                      : A529
         Serial number                 : JLWZ8E1E
         World-wide name               : 5000CCA0096F68FF
         Size                          : 286102 MB
         Write Cache                   : Disabled (write-through)
         FRU                           : 43X0805
         PFA                           : No
      Device #1
         Device is a Hard drive
         State                         : Online
         Supported                     : Yes
         Transfer Speed                : SAS 3.0 Gb/s
         Reported Channel,Device       : 0,1
         Vendor                        : IBM-ESXS
         Model                         : VPBPA300C3EST1 N
         Firmware                      : A529
         Serial number                 : JLX18M6E
         World-wide name               : 5000CCA009730EF3
         Size                          : 286102 MB
         Write Cache                   : Disabled (write-through)
         FRU                           : 43X0805
         PFA                           : No
      Device #2
         Device is a Hard drive
         State                         : Online
         Supported                     : Yes
         Transfer Speed                : SAS 3.0 Gb/s
         Reported Channel,Device       : 0,2
         Vendor                        : IBM-ESXS
         Model                         : VPBPA300C3EST1 N
         Firmware                      : A529
         Serial number                 : JLWZ8LWE
         World-wide name               : 5000CCA0096F6BD3
         Size                          : 286102 MB
         Write Cache                   : Disabled (write-through)
         FRU                           : 43X0805
         PFA                           : No
      Device #3
         Device is a Hard drive
         State                         : Online
         Supported                     : Yes
         Transfer Speed                : SAS 3.0 Gb/s
         Reported Channel,Device       : 0,3
         Vendor                        : IBM-ESXS
         Model                         : VPBPA300C3EST1 N
         Firmware                      : A529
         Serial number                 : JLWZ7YVE
         World-wide name               : 5000CCA0096F621F
         Size                          : 286102 MB
         Write Cache                   : Disabled (write-through)
         FRU                           : 43X0805
         PFA                           : No
      Device #4
         Device is an Enclosure
            Reported Channel,Device    : 2,0
            Type                       : SES2
            Vendor                     : IBM-ESXS
            Model                      : VSC7160
            Firmware                   : 1.07
         Status of Enclosure
            Temperature status         : Normal
Command completed successfully.

Hi Dhana,
You might want to make sure to follow the steps mentioend at this link: Ensuring RAID Pairs Rebuild Successfully
Further, if you are using recovery CD, please make sure to run option 7 more than once and then option 8 to install the image on box.
1. Configure Network
2. Manufacture flash
3. Install flash cookie
4. Install flash image from network
5. Install flash image from cdrom
6. Install flash image from disk
7. Recreate RAID device (WAE-674/7341/7371 only)
8. Wipe out disks and install .bin image
9. Exit (Eject and reboot)
Choice [0]:
Please let us know how it goes. if it continue to give you RAID error, please open a TAC case for RMA.
Regards.
PS: if this answers your question, please mark it as Answered.

Where can I find Event Log ID's, produced by Intel ICH9R RAID controller on Windows Server 2003?

I need to monitor RAID errors and events by parsing Event Log, but I need a list of possible errors that I can find in event log. I'm using Intel ICH9R RAID controller. Server manufacturer (SuperMicro) said, that errors, produced by controller, are interpreted
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Hi,
As far as I know, there isn’t such as list present those Event Log ID’s for Intel ICH9R RAID controller, you may contact Intel to perform
the further research, you may also wait for other customer's experience sharing on this.
By the way, based on my experience, most of the IT guys will use the monitor application/toolkit comes with the RAID controller, so you may contact Intel
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