On 28/01/10 17:23, Robin Bowes wrote: > On 28/01/10 17:09, [email protected] wrote: >> should be option raidctrl >> >> ./pediags raidctrl --run quicktest=true > results.txt >> >> see f.e. http://www.tbaumi.de/blog/?p=186 >> > > Hrm, that doesn't work either: > > [r...@b034 bin]# ./pediags raidctrl --run quicktest=true > > No matching device/test pair was found while queuing diagnostic test(s). > > > Also, I'm finding that the GUI app doesn't find any disks or controllers.
Aha, got it. The Dell Tech I spoke to told me to install: http://ftp.us.dell.com/diags/dell-pediags-linux-2.9.0.267-A00.tar.gz He obviously hasn't been told that dell-pediags is now called dell-onlinediags and that I should have installed: http://ftp.us.dell.com/diags/dell-onlinediags-linux-2.15.0.169.tar.gz instead. All working now: [r...@b034 bin]# cd /opt/dell/onlinediags/oldiags/bin [r...@b034 bin]# ./pediags sasdevdiag --show Device Index : 1 Device Name : Dell PERC 6/i Adapter RAID Controller 1 Description : Dell PERC 6/i Adapter RAID Controller 1 Device Class : RAID Controller Device Status : Device is working properly. Device Location : PCI Bus 3, Device 0, Function 0 Additional H/W Info : Firmware: 6.2.0-0013, Driver Version: 00.00.04.08-RH2, Cluster inactive etc. The GUI app is working too. R. _______________________________________________ Linux-PowerEdge mailing list [email protected] https://lists.us.dell.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-poweredge Please read the FAQ at http://lists.us.dell.com/faq
