Re: Why did I start device parity protection while in DST mode? -- MIDRANGE-L

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HA! You IDIOT! Not that *I* Have ever done such a stupid thing....

Sorbus that brings back memories! Dad worked there from '67 to '95. Sure the name changed a time or nine....

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On 1/6/2017 11:28 AM, Rob Berendt wrote:

I had to go into DST mode to remove some drives and re-add them.
I should have only used DST mode to remove the drives. But, noooo, while
I'm here I'll start parity protection on them and add them into the new
ASP.
Did I mention they are five 1.7TB drives for a total of some really
serious space?
Did I mention that this is on a hosting lpar and while this is going on I
have four other lpars sitting casters up?
Luckily these are "expendable". Basically triple replicas of lpars hosted
on two other Power 8's.
12% and crawling...

Anyone remember an old SORBUS poster of some guy sitting at his desk with
a book on how to learn Erdu and a bunch of other games and stuff waiting
for his repairman to show up?
yeah

Rob Berendt

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