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Intel® RAID Controller SRCSAS18E
An interrupted full initialization does not mark the drive as inconsistent

Symptom(s):
After a system reset or reboot with an array under going a full initialization, a background initialization is not started after the system becomes ready.

Cause:
During a full array initialization, if the system is reset or rebooted, the controller does not mark the array as inconsistent. Marking the array as inconsistent would enable a background initialization to be started after the system becomes ready.

Solution:
This issue would not be the default operation of the controller, as fast initialization must be disabled, then a full initialization started, and reboot or reset while the full initialization is on-going.

The user has the option to just ignore (no problems if the array is not fully initialized) and start a consistency check. Alternately, just delete the uninitialized array and recreate with the fast initialization option enabled.

This applies to:
Intel® RAID Controller SRCSAS18E

Solution ID: CS-022609
Date Created: 23-Apr-2006
Last Modified: 25-Apr-2006
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