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I don't think you can do what you wantt with a damaged raid set... I could
be wrong though...


On Tue, Jun 4, 2013 at 8:14 AM, Roger Vicker, CCP <rv-tech@xxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

I am trying to salvage an old system on V5R4 using Raid5 on nine disk
drives.

Disk Unit 1 has failed. I want to remove Disk Unit 9 from the pool
(moving data off) and remove it from the Raid Set. Then use it to
replace the failed Unit 1.

I have only been able to find online documentation on doing this with
iSeries Navigator. However, the copy I have does not show anything under
<Configuration><Hardware><Disk Units>. Can this be done with just SST
(and maybe DST) and if so would someone mind posting a link.

Thanks

Roger Vicker, CCP

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