My bad. I should not have put the drives in two different drawers
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From: MIDRANGE-L <midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> on behalf of Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2021 12:33:14 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Adding new drives to RAID set
I have these drives:
4. Display non-configured units
Serial                     Resource
Number          Type Model Name          Capacity  Status
Y210ZAK156B8    5B11  105  DMP143          775912  Non-configured
Y210ZAK15A0H    5B11  105  DMP141          775912  Non-configured
Y210ZAK15ARA    5B11  105  DMP139          775912  Non-configured
Y210ZAK15AQG    5B11  105  DMP137          775912  Non-configured
I have two ESLS on a 9009-42A.  Two have been added to one and two to the other.  Each ESLS now has a total of 19 drives.
I have two RAID5 parity sets with hot spare.
I'd like to add these drives to these raid sets.
3. Work with disk unit recovery
5. Delete disk unit data
2. Work with disk configuration
8. Work with device parity protection
2. Include unit in device parity protection
                 Include Device Parity Protection Failed
There are no disk units eligible for the selected operation
due to one or more of the following reasons:
o  All the device parity capable disk units are already device
   parity protected.
o  If there are enough number of disk units available to create
   a new parity set, then those units will be eligible for 'Start
   Device Parity Protection' operation and not for the 'Include
   Device Parity Protection' operation.  Refer to the Backup and
   Recovery Guide for more details.
o  All the disk units in a parity set must be the same capacity
   with a minimum number of either 3 or 4 units, and a maximum
   number up to 18 units (depending upon the type of adapter)
   in the resulting parity set.
o  An IOA is in a condition that makes the disk units attached to
   it read/write protected.  Examine the 'Product activity log'
   for any reference codes that are logged for the IO subsystem
   and follow the appropriate procedure for the reference code to
   correct the problem, if necessary.
o  Not all disk units attached to an advanced function IOA have
   reported to the partition.  Retry the operation.
o  The type/model of the disk units is not supported for the
   requested operation.
o  The device parity units are under a type of IOA which
   requires an auxiliary write cache adapter.
Not that I wanted to do it this way but
5. Start device parity protection - RAID 5 with hot spare
Also fails
Rob Berendt
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