Re: Determining which spindle is out of order

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On 03/11/10 17:17, Bill Davidsen wrote:
> When I ran servers for an ISP we had a utility which blinked the light
> on the drive (assumes it hasn't gone utterly belly up, of course).
>

I believe that this is part of the SCSI standard, certainly a brief look
around a few months ago didn't turn up a way of doing this for SATA
drives (i.e. nothing in the relevant standards, particular drive vendors
may have their own non-standard commands to do this, or enclosure
manufacturers may have out-of-band methods for this).

If anyone knows better, please let me know!


Cheers,

Tim.

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