filer> *priv set advanced* filer*> *disk* usage: disk <options> Options are: fail <disk_name> - fail a file system disk remove [-w] <disk_name> - remove a spare disk swap - prepare (quiet) bus for swap unswap - undo disk swap and resume service scrub { start | stop } - start or stop disk scrubbing /*unfail <disk_name> - make a failed disk a spare again*/ shm_stats [<disk_name>] - Storage Health Monitor stats for a disk

Professor Frink wrote:

Trying to get a few netapps ready for putting them up for sale, and one of them I had lost the password. I booted from floppy, but used a wrong version of OnTap (or something else went horribly wrong, not sure which), and the system complains about “no data or parity disks” and lists every drive as broken. I somehow doubt all 28 drives suddenly broke, so I’m wondering how I flag a drive as not broken again, so I can zero out the array and start over. (I remember knowing this at one point, on some hidden maintenance menu.)

Any tips would be appreciated.

And note to self: disable “return receipts” before posting to the mailing list. Sorry if I caused any inconvenience to folks, but I promise you, I paid for it. There sure are a lot of you out there J. (I would have thought the mailing list software would have stripped return receipt requests, but oh well…)

Thanks folks…