RE: Xsan FSM problem

• Subject: RE: Xsan FSM problem
• From: David Rocamora <email@hidden>
• Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2007 09:44:32 -0500
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• Thread-topic: Xsan FSM problem

A bad disk could cause this. What's the latency like in the hourly report in your volume log?

In my experience you get pretty good support when you buy Applecare for Xsan. By opening cases you also help locate bugs in software that can help all of us out in the future.

-Dave

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The only thing I'm thinking right now is switching all Apples (including Xserve RAIDs) in the building for the night and then turning back on one by one. Maybe after Xserve RAID reboot it will show me a bad disk or something.

I don't have AppleCare agreement, so I haven't opened a case. Can you recommend it? I always wondered what kind of support you can get for such money.


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