Am 2008-07-29 20:10:19, schrieb Andy Smith:
> If the hardware has no means of identifying the disks (e.g. an
> indicator LED) then you could for example do a SMART query to find
> the serial number and physically label each disk with that. Then
> even if one dies to the extent that it won't respond to SMART, you
> can tell which it is without pulling disks out because you will know
> what all the *other* ones are.
Ich you have the 6 drives in your box how do you know which has which
Serial number or such?
I have three Sun-Blade with each 160 SCSI drives in 10 cages and to of
the cages are a little bit different so I have to made labels and stick
them on the front of 128 drives and for the other 32 on the topbeginning
of the drive.
This should be of course done before any drives will be installed,
because I am sure, no one like to play Hard-Disk-Jokey.
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
24V Electronic Engineer
Tamay Dogan Network
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