Re: 270 upgrade from mirror to RAID with 2763 ctrl

Thank you very much Sue,

I did have a printout of the system-config from SST
and learned from there that there was a "LB01" and a "LB02"
resource, the 2763 showed up on the "LB02" without any disks
under it. So I thought, I had to swap something between the two
towers.
I solved it this evening, went there, the 2763 was in the main unit,
had 4 disks attached to it and no disk controller at all in the expansion
tower ! Are these entries in hw resource manager correct, then?
I think they are not, but anyway, I only had to add two disks (my lack
of info this morning), with six slots available the system is now happily
running with RAID-5 protection in the main unit.

Regards from Germany, have a nice weekend, Philipp Rusch

Sue Baker schrieb:

> Phillipp, according to the System Handbook, the base controller can
> be replaced with a 2763.  So, you can move the card from the
> expansion to the MFIOP and change your disk configuration as you
> laid out.
>
> Philipp Rusch wrote in gmane.comp.hardware.ibm.midrange at Fri
> 07 Feb 2003 03:37:57a:
>
> > System configuration shows a 2763 controller (RAID-capable)
> > in the expansion tower which has no disks attached to it.
> > The other disks are in the main system unit and are mirrored
> > at the moment. These are connected to the (integrated?) MFIOP.
> >
> > Is it possible to move the RAID-controller to the main unit to
> > achieve what I described above ? (8 disks in a RAID)
> >
>
> --
> Sue
> iSeries Advanced Technical Support
> Rochester, MN
>
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