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delahais,
This is not something that has something to do with the RAID controller itself, this is something between the SD cardS which are NOT managed by the RAID controller. Actually the name/definition of RAID is not like in disks, this is data that is synchronized between the SD cards but if one SD fails and you install a replacement, the data will not be synched up like disks do in a RAID 1 config.
To get rid of the issue, you need to load the SCU (Which can be downloaded from here:
http://software.cisco.com/download/release.html?mdfid=284296253&flowid=31742&softwareid=283137444&release=3.1%285g%29&relind=AVAILABLE&rellifecycle=&reltype=latest) and then synch the SD card as seen here:
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-Kenny
delahais,
This is not something that has something to do with the RAID controller itself, this is something between the SD cardS which are NOT managed by the RAID controller. Actually the name/definition of RAID is not like in disks, this is data that is synchronized between the SD cards but if one SD fails and you install a replacement, the data will not be synched up like disks do in a RAID 1 config.
To get rid of the issue, you need to load the SCU (Which can be downloaded from here:
http://software.cisco.com/download/release.html?mdfid=284296253&flowid=31742&softwareid=283137444&release=3.1%285g%29&relind=AVAILABLE&rellifecycle=&reltype=latest) and then synch the SD card as seen here:
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-Kenny
Hi Kenny,
The FlexFlash was red and not orange (or green) ; the button "Configured Operational Profile" was off
It was impossible to access to SCU.
I had to do a "reset configuration" :
in order to have an access to "the button "Configured Operational Profile" and switch to status orange
after that, i could reboot the UCS to SCU and use Sync as you specified.
This white paper is very interesing to start with SD card but it miss this piece of information.
Thank for your reply and all others ones in past !
Best regards.
Nicolas.
