Re: Copy Load Source -- MIDRANGE-L

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Pete Massiello wrote:

Kirk,
I agree with you 110%, but there was something in this post that was
bothering me and I think he wants to do more than what you give him the
correct instructions for.

Robert states " I'm moving data and load source from 12 35GB drives
to 4 141GB drives in a different CEC. I will need to add the disk to the ASP
filled with the other 141GB drives after this 'copy disk' operation."
He can't take the set of copied disks and just add that set of disks
to an existing ASP. That would be like adding two sets of ASPs together.
Perhaps I am just reading what he wrote incorrectly.

Pete

Pete, You are correct and that bothered me too.
Robert, we need to know a little more about the 'ASP filled with other 141GB drives' What is on those drives? Do you expect to keep the data on them, if so this isn't going to work with your current plan. If they are empty or will be then they can be added to the ASP that will contain the new loadsource. Can you tell us what model to what model systems (CECs) we are going from and to? Just curious on this part.

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