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  3. February 2010

Re: 9406

I'd say go with the BRMS instructions for a full restore.

BTW, since they were in the same RAID set, ask the CE to do diagnostics on
the RAID card and, if possible, cables. There's always the possibility that
the card failed in a way that caused the drives to report as bad.

On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 10:36 AM, Jeffry A. Kennedy
<jkennedy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

Our 9406 just 'ate' 2 35 GIG drives in the same Raid Set, go we just got
them replaced and starting RAID (3 sets) . We use BRMS and I have a full
SAVSYS (fairly current).
Should I just follow the BRMS instructions on the save paper work ? Or is
there a better way ?
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