Javier Yaguaracuto wants answers to this question
Javier is this a current 2019 post>? it is not time stamped so...
the answer is get the manual from IBM yet and read it.
that is first. otherwise the answer will be HUGE.
also what raid card inside , not the same.
none stated by you, so no answer possible.
my servers all have up to 10 choices on raid cards.
you might read at IBM.com
https://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?infotype=AN&subtype=CA&htmlfid=897/ENUS104-374
it is 15 years old, why mess with such old IRON
buy dell R170 server, vastly newer and vast taken out of service now. (means cheap to buy) bang for the buck cheap. (your uses relic HDD)
SOURCE: Upgrade IBM Xseries 346 Server
You can add drives to the array through the scsi management software, then you can extend any dynamic partitions that don't have the OS on them. I don't think you can extend the array if it contains the OS. You may need to use the disk management utility in windows to make the partitions 'dynamic disks' before you can extend the data partitions
SOURCE: In IBM x236 server, one swap drive amber led is blinking
Please check how the disks are configured?
If mirrored and second mirror is avaliable you can
replace the disk. (It is the same if the raid5 configured.)
You can download the Hardware Maintenance manual from ibm to
help you in the disk replacement process:
ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/systems/support/system_x_pdf/25k8114.pdf
SOURCE: Raid configuration
When your system boots up you should see an option to access your raid controller if not or if your system doesn't see the controller at all you will have to download the utility software from IBM, but you need to be careful any change you make in the configuration of the disks will delete all data on your drives. This is non-recoverable loss. The utility has help and is fairly easy to understand.
SOURCE: IBM e server
hi dear
you can try this sie for raid driver
http://www.yournewdriver.com/IBM_ServeRAID_Controller_4448.htm
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cropp
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