Event Messages
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> Event Messages

> The following table lists all of the MegaRAID Storage Manager event messages. The event message descriptions include placeholders for specific values that are determined when the event is generated. For example, in message No. 1 in the Event Messages table, “%s” is replaced by firmware version, which is read from the firmware when the event is generated.

> CAUTION Do not hot plug the SuperCap when power is supplied to the controller card or if there is residual charge on the SuperCap, doing so might damage both the SuperCap and the controller.

> Table 10. Event Messages

> Number | Severity Level | Event Text | Generic Conditions when each event occurs
> 0x0000 | Information | Controller firmware initialization started (PCI ID %04x/%04x/%04x/%04x) | Logged at firmware initialization.
> 0x0001 | Information | Controller firmware version %s | Logged at firmware initialization to display firmware version.
> 0x0002 | Fatal | Unable to recover VD data from SuperCap | Currently not logged.
> 0x0003 | Information | Cache data recovered from SuperCap successfully | Currently not logged.
> 0x0004 | Information | Configuration cleared | Logged when controller configuration is cleared.
> 0x0005 | Warning | Cluster down; communication with peer lost | Currently not logged.
> 0x0006 | Information | Virtual drive %s ownership changed from %02x to %02x | Currently not logged.
> 0x0009 | Information | Background initialization rate changed to %d%% | Logged to display background initialization progress indication in percentage.
> 0x000a | Fatal | Controller cache discarded due to memory/SuperCap problems | Logged on cache discard due to hardware problems.
> 0x000b | Fatal | Unable to recover cache data due to configuration mismatch | Currently not logged.
> 0x000c | Information | Cache data recovered successfully | Logged when cache data is successfully recovered after reboot.
> 0x000d | Fatal | Controller cache discarded due to firmware version incompatibility | Logged when cache data discarded because of firmware version mismatch.
> 0x000e | Information | Consistency Check rate changed to %d%% | Logged to display Consistency check progress indication percentage.
> 0x000f | Fatal | Fatal firmware error: %s | Logged in case of fatal errors and also while entering debug monitor.
> 0x0010 | Information | Factory defaults restored | Logged while controller is reset to factory defaults.
> 0x0011 | Information | Flash downloaded image corrupt | Logged to inform downloaded Flash image is corrupt.
> 0x0012 | Critical | Flash erase error | Logged in case of Flash erase failure, generally after Flash update.
> 0x0013 | Critical | Flash timeout during erase | Logged to indicate Flash erase operation timed out.
> 0x0014 | Critical | Flash error | Generic unknown internal error during Flash update Flash.
> 0x0015 | Information | Flashing image: %s | Logged to display Flash image name string before getting updated to controller.
> 0x0016 | Information | Flash of new firmware images complete | Logged to inform successful updation of Flash image.
> 0x0017 | Critical | Flash programming error | Logged to notify, write failure during Flash update, not being allowed usually due to internal controller settings.
> 0x0018 | Critical | Flash timeout during programming | Logged to indicate Flash write operation timed out.
> 0x0019 | Critical | Flash chip type unknown | Logged during Flash update tried with unsupported Flash chip type.
> 0x001a | Critical | Flash command set unknown | Logged while unsupported Flash command set detected, most likely because of unsupported Flash chip.
> 0x001b | Critical | Flash verify failure | Logged when compare operation fails between written Flash data and original data.
> 0x001c | Information | Flush rate changed to %d seconds | Logged to notify modified cache flush frequency in seconds.
> 0x001d | Information | Hibernate command received from host | Logged to inform about reception of hibernation command from host to controller, generally during host shutdown.
> 0x001e | Information | Event log cleared | Logged when controller log has been cleared.
> 0x001f | Information | Event log wrapped | Logged when controller log has been wrapped around, when the maximum logs are written.
> 0x0020 | Fatal | Multi-bit ECC error: ECAR=%x, ELOG=%x, (%s) | Logged to notify ECC multi bit error in memory, ELOG: ecc info (source, type, syndrome), ECAR:ecc address.
> 0x0021 | Warning | Single-bit ECC error: ECAR=%x, ELOG=%x, (%s) | Logged to notify ECC single bit error in memory, ELOG: ecc info (source, type, syndrome), ECAR:ecc address.
> 0x0022 | Fatal | Not enough controller memory | Logged to notify fatal controller condition, when you run out of memory to allocate.
> 0x0023 | Information | Patrol Read complete | Logged when patrol read completes.
> 0x0024 | Information | Patrol Read paused | Logged when patrol read is paused.
> 0x0025 | Information | Patrol Read Rate changed to %d%% | Logged to indicate progress of patrol read in percentage.
> 0x0026 | Information | Patrol Read resumed | Logged when patrol read is resumed.
> 0x0027 | Information | Patrol Read started | Logged when patrol read is started.
> 0x0028 | Information | Reconstruction rate changed to %d%%" | Logged to indicate progress of reconstruction in percentage.
> 0x0029 | Information | Drive group modification rate changed to %d%% | Logged to indicate the change in Drive group modification frequency.
> 0x002a | Information | Shutdown command received from host | Logged when shutdown command is received from host to controller.
> 0x002b | Information | Test event: %s | General controller event, with a generic string.
> 0x002c | Information | Time established as %s; (%d seconds since power on) | Logged when controller time was set form host, also displaying time since power on in seconds.
> 0x002d | Information | User entered firmware debugger | Logged when user enters controller debug shell.
> 0x002e | Warning | Background Initialization aborted on %s | Logged to inform about user aborted background initialization on displayed VD number.
> 0x002f | Warning | Background Initialization corrected medium error (%s at %lx | logged to inform about corrected medium error on displayed VD number, LBALBA number, PD number and PDLBA number in that order.
> 0x0030 | Information | Background Initialization completed on %s | Logged to inform Background Initialization completion on displayed VD.
> 0x0031 | Fatal | Background Initialization completed with uncorrectable errors on %s | Logged to inform Background Initialization completion with error on displayed VD.
> 0x0032 | Fatal | Background Initialization detected uncorrectable double medium errors (%s at %lx on %s) | Logged to inform Background Initialization completion with double medium error on displayed PD, PDLBA, and VD in that order.
> 0x0033 | Critical | Background Initialization failed on %s | Logged to inform Background Initialization failure on displayed VD.
> 0x0034 | Progress | Background Initialization progress on %s is %s | Logged to inform Background Initialization progress in percentage of displayed VD.
> 0x0035 | Information | Background Initialization started on %s | Logged to inform Background Initialization started for displayed VD.
> 0x0036 | Information | Policy change on %s from %s to %s | Logged to inform the changed policy for displayed VD with old and new policies.
> 0x0038 | Warning | Consistency Check aborted on %s | Logged to inform aborted Consistency check for displayed VD.
> 0x0039 | Warning | Consistency Check corrected medium error (%s at %lx | Logged when Consistency check corrected medium error.
> 0x003a | Information | Consistency Check done on %s | Logged when Consistency check has completed successfully on the VD.
> 0x003b | Information | Consistency Check done with corrections on %s | Logged when Consistency check completed and inconsistency was found during check and was corrected.
> 0x003c | Fatal | Consistency Check detected uncorrectable double medium errors (%s at %lx on %s) | Logged when uncorrectable double medium error are detected while consistency check.
> 0x003d | Critical | Consistency Check failed on %s | Logged when Consistency check failed as fatal error was found.
> 0x003e | Fatal | Consistency Check completed with uncorrectable data on %s | Logged when Uncorrectable error occurred during consistency check.
> 0x003f | Warning | Consistency Check found inconsistent parity on %s at strip %lx | Logged when consistency check finds inconsistency parity on a strip.
> 0x0040 | Warning | Consistency Check inconsistency logging disabled on %s (too many inconsistencies) | Logged when consistency check finds too many inconsistent parity (greater than 10) and the inconsistency parity logging is disabled.
> 0x0041 | Progress | Consistency Check progress on %s is %s | Logs Consistency Check progress, the progress is logged only if the progress is greater than 1% at an interval of every 15 seconds.
> 0x0042 | Information | Consistency Check started on %s | Logged when consistency check has started
> 0x0043 | Warning | Initialization aborted on %s | Logged when Consistency check is aborted by you or for some other reason.
> 0x0044 | Critical | Initialization failed on %s | Logged when initialization has failed.
> 0x0045 | Progress | Initialization progress on %s is %s | Logs initialization progress, the progress is logged only if the progress is greater than 1% at an interval of every 15 seconds
> 0x0046 | Information | Fast initialization started on %s | Logged when quick initialization has started on a VD. The parameter to decide Quick init or Full init is passed by you.
> 0x0047 | Information | Full initialization started on %s | Logged when full initialization has started.
> 0x0048 | Information | Initialization complete on %s | Logged when initialization has completed successfully.
> 0x0049 | Information | VD Properties updated to %s (from %s) | Logged when VD properties has been changed.
> 0x004a | Information | Reconstruction complete on %s | Logged when reconstruction has completed successfully.
> 0x004b | Fatal | Reconstruction of %s stopped due to unrecoverable errors | Logged when reconstruction was completed, because of failure (un recoverable errors).
> 0x004c | Fatal | Reconstruct detected uncorrectable double medium errors (%s at %lx on %s at %lx) | Logged while reconstructing if an unrecoverable double medium error is encountered.
> 0x004d | Progress | Reconstruction progress on %s is %s | Logs reconstruction progress, the progress is logged only if the progress is greater than 1% at an interval of every 15 seconds.
> 0x004e | Information | Reconstruction resumed on %s | Logged when reconstruction resumes after a power cycle.
> 0x004f | Fatal | Reconstruction resume of %s failed due to configuration mismatch | Logged when reconstruction resume failed due to configuration mismatch.
> 0x0050 | Information | Reconstruction started on %s | Logged on start of reconstruction on a VD.
> 0x0051 | Information | State change on %s from %s to %s | Logged when there is change in VD state. The event gives the new and old state. The state could be one of the following, LDS_OFFLINE, LDS_PARTIALLY_DEGRADED, LDS_DEGRADED, LDS_OPTIMAL.
> 0x0052 | Information | Drive Clear aborted on %s | Logged when PD clear is aborted.
> 0x0053 | Critical | Drive Clear failed on %s (Error %02x) | Logged when drive clear is failed and the even is logged along with error code.
> 0x0054 | Progress | Drive Clear progress on %s is %s | Logs drive clear progress, the progress is logged only if the progress is greater than 1% at an interval of every 15 seconds.
> 0x0055 | Information | Drive Clear started on %s | Logged when drive clear started on a PD.
> 0x0056 | Information | Drive Clear completed on %s | Logged when PD clear task is completed successfully on a PD.
> 0x0057 | Warning | Error on %s (Error %02x) | Logged if Read returns with Uncorrectable error or same errors on both the drives or write long returns with an error (ie. puncture operation could failed).
> 0x0058 | Information | Format complete on %s | Logged when Format has completed.
> 0x0059 | Information | Format started on %s | Logged when format unit is started on a PD.
> 0x005a | Critical | Hot Spare SMART polling failed on %s (Error %02x) | Currently not logged.
> 0x005b | Information | Drive inserted: %s | Logged when drive is inserted and slot fields of PD are updated.
> 0x005c | Warning | Drive %s is not supported | Logged when the drive is not supported; reason could be the number of drive has exceeded the MAX supported drives or could be an unsupported drive type.
> 0x005d | Warning | Patrol Read corrected medium error on %s at %lx | Logged when Patrol read has successfully completed recovery read and recovered data.
> 0x005e | Progress | Patrol Read progress on %s is %s | Logs patrol read progress, the progress is logged only if the progress is greater than 1% at an interval of every 15 seconds.
> 0x005f | Fatal | Patrol Read found an uncorrectable medium error on %s at %lx | Logged when Patrol read is unable to recover data.
> 0x0060 | Critical | Predictive failure: CDB: %s | Logged when a failure is found during SMART (predictive failure) poll.
> 0x0061 | Fatal | Patrol Read puncturing bad block on %s at %lx | Logged when patrol read punctures a block due to unrecoverable medium error.
> 0x0062 | Information | Rebuild aborted by user on %s | Logged when the user aborts a rebuild operation.
> 0x0063 | Information | Rebuild complete on %s | Logged when the rebuild operation on a virtual drive on a physical drive (which might have multiple VDs) is completed.
> 0x0064 | Information | Rebuild complete on %s | Logged when rebuild operation is completed for all virtual drives on a given physical drive.
> 0x0065 | Critical | Rebuild failed on %s due to source drive error | Logged if one of the source drives for the rebuild operation fails or is removed.
> 0x0066 | Critical | Rebuild failed on %s due to target drive error | Logged if the target rebuild drive (on which rebuild operation is going on) fails or is removed from the controller.
> 0x0067 | Progress | Rebuild progress on %s is %s | Logged to indicate the progress (in percentage) of the rebuild operation on a given physical drive.
> 0x0068 | Information | Rebuild resumed on %s | Logged when the rebuild operation on a physical drive resumes.
> 0x0069 | Information | Rebuild started on %s | Logged when the rebuild operation is started on a physical drive.
> 0x006a | Information | Rebuild automatically started on %s | Logged when the rebuild operation kicks in on a spare.
> 0x006b | Critical | Rebuild stopped on %s due to loss of cluster ownership | Logged when the rebuild operation is stopped due to loss of ownership.
> 0x006c | Fatal | Reassign write operation failed on %s at %lx | Logged when a check condition or medium error is encountered for a reassigned write.
> 0x006d | Fatal | Unrecoverable medium error during rebuild on %s at %lx | Logged when the rebuild I/O encounters an unrecoverable medium error.
> 0x006e | Information | Corrected medium error during recovery on %s at %lx | Logged when recovery completed successfully and fixed a medium error.
> 0x006f | Fatal | Unrecoverable medium error during recovery on %s at %lx | Logged when the recovery for a failed I/O encounters a medium error.
> 0x0070 | Information | Drive removed: %s | Logged when a drive is removed from the controller.
> 0x0071 | Warning | Unexpected sense: %s, CDB%s, Sense: %s | Logged when an I/O fails due to unexpected reasons and sense data needs to be logged.
> 0x0072 | Information | State change on %s from %s to %s | Logged when the state of a drive is changed by firmware or by you.
> 0x0073 | Information | State change by user on %s from %s to %s | Not logged by firmware.
> 0x0074 | Warning | Redundant path to %s broken | Not logged by firmware.
> 0x0075 | Information | Redundant path to %s restored | Not logged by firmware
> 0x0076 | Information | Dedicated Hot Spare Drive %s no longer useful due to deleted drive group | Not logged by firmware.
> 0x0083 | Fatal | Unable to access device %s | Logged when the inserted drive is bad and unusable.
> 0x0084 | Information | Dedicated Hot Spare created on %s (%s) | Logged when a drive is configured as a dedicated spare.
> 0x0085 | Information | Dedicated Hot Spare %s disabled | Logged when a drive is removes as a dedicated spare.
> 0x0086 | Critical | Dedicated Hot Spare %s no longer useful for all drive groups | Logged when an array with a dedicated spare is resized. The hot spare (dedicated to this array and possibly others) is not be applicable to other arrays.
> 0x0087 | Information | Global Hot Spare created on %s (%s) | Logged when a drive is configured as a global hot spare.
> 0x0088 | Information | Global Hot Spare %s disabled | Logged when a drive configured as global host spare fails or is unconfigured by you.
> 0x008a | Information | Created %s} | Logged as soon as the new virtual drive created is added to the firmware configuration.
> 0x008b | Information | Deleted %s} | Logged when firmware removes an VD from it's configuration upon a user request from the applications.
> 0x008c | Information | Marking LD %s inconsistent due to active writes at shutdown | Logged when we have active writes on one of the target disks of a RAID 5 VD at the time of shutdown.
> 0x008d | Information | SuperCap Present | Logged during firmware initialization when we check if there is a SuperCap present and the check turns out true. This event is also logged when a SuperCap is inserted or replaced with a new one and the SuperCap present check returns true.
> 0x008e | Warning | SuperCap Not Present | Logged if the user has not disabled "SuperCap Not Present" warning at system start time or if a SuperCap is removed.
> 0x008f | Information | New SuperCap Detected | Logged when there is a subsequent system start time after a new SuperCap is inserted.
> 0x0090 | Information | SuperCap is replaced | Logged when a new SuperCap is replaced with an old SuperCap.
> 0x0091 | Critical | SuperCap temperature is high | Logged when a SuperCap temperature is high during the periodic SuperCap status check.
> 0x0092 | Warning | SuperCap voltage low | Not logged by firmware.
> 0x0093 | Information | SuperCap started charging | Logged as part of monitoring the SuperCap status when the SuperCap is getting charged.
> 0x0094 | Information | SuperCap is discharging | Logged as part of monitoring the SuperCap status when the SuperCap is getting discharged.
> 0x0095 | Information | SuperCap temperature is normal | Logged as part of monitoring the SuperCap status when the temperature of the SuperCap is normal.
> 0x0096 | Fatal | SuperCap has failed and cannot support data retention. Please replace the SuperCap. | Logged when there is not enough capacity left in SuperCap for expected data retention time. SuperCap has to be replaced.
> 0x0097 | Information | SuperCap relearn started | logged when the SuperCap relearn started, initiated either by the user or automatically.
> 0x0098 | Information | SuperCap relearn in progress | Logged as part of monitoring the SuperCap status when the SuperCap relearn is in progress.
> 0x0099 | Information | SuperCap relearn completed | Logged as part of monitoring the SuperCap status when the SuperCap relearn is complete.
> 0x009a | Critical | SuperCap relearn timed out | Not logged by firmware.
> 0x009b | Information | SuperCap relearn pending: Battery is under charge | Logged as part of monitoring the SuperCap status when the SuperCap relearn is requested, but yet to start.
> 0x009c | Information | SuperCap relearn postponed | Logged as part of monitoring the SuperCap status when the SuperCap relearn is requested but postponed as there is valid pinned cache present. This event can also be logged when learn delay interval is explicitly set.
> 0x009d | Information | SuperCap relearn starts in 4 days | Logged as part of providing SuperCap learn cycle information when auto learn is enabled.
> 0x009e | Information | SuperCap relearn starts in 2 day | Logged as part of providing SuperCap learn cycle information when auto learn is enabled.
> 0x009f | Information | SuperCap relearn starts in 1 day | Logged as part of providing SuperCap learn cycle information when auto learn is enabled.
> 0x00a0 | Information | SuperCap relearn starts in 5 hours | Logged as part of providing SuperCap learn cycle information when auto learn is enabled.
> 0x00a1 | Information | SuperCap removed | Logged as part of periodic monitoring of the SuperCap status when a SuperCap is removed.
> 0x00a2 | Information | Current capacity of the SuperCap is below threshold | Logged as part of monitoring the SuperCap status when the capacity of the SuperCap is below threshold.
> 0x00a3 | Information | Current capacity of the SuperCap is above threshold | Logged as part of monitoring the SuperCap status when the capacity of the SuperCap is above threshold.
> 0x00bf | Information | Clustering enabled | Logged when the clustering is enabled in the controller properties.
> 0x00c0 | Information | Clustering disabled | Logged when the clustering is disabled in the controller properties.
> 0x00c1 | Information | Drive too small to be used for auto-rebuild on %s | Logged when the size of the drive is not sufficient for auto-rebuild.
> 0x00c2 | Information | SuperCap enabled; changing WT virtual drives to WB | Logged when changing WT virtual drives to WB and the SuperCap status is good.
> 0x00c3 | Warning | SuperCap disabled; changing WB virtual drives to WT | Logged when changing WB virtual drives to WT and the SuperCap status is bad.
> 0x00c4 | Warning | Bad block table on drive %s is 80% full | Logged when the Bad block table on a drive is 80% full.
> 0x00c5 | Fatal | Bad block table on drive %s is full; unable to log block %lx | Logged when the Bad block table on a drive is full and not able to add the bad block in the Bad block table.
> 0x00c6 | Information | Consistency Check Aborted due to ownership loss on %s | Logged when the Consistency Check is aborted due to ownership is lost.
> 0x00c7 | Information | Background Initialization (BGI) Aborted Due to Ownership Loss on %s | Logged when the Background Initialization (BGI) is aborted due to ownership loss.
> 0x00c8 | Critical | SuperCap/charger problems detected; SOH Bad | Logged when the battery is not presented or removed and SOH is bad.
> 0x00c9 | Warning | Single-bit ECC error: ECAR=%x, ELOG=%x, (%s); warning threshold exceeded | Logged when the Single-bit ECC errors exceeded the warning threshold.
> 0x00ca | Critical | Single-bit ECC error: ECAR=%x, ELOG=%x, (%s); critical threshold exceeded | Logged when the Single-bit ECC errors exceeded the critical threshold.
> 0x00cb | Critical | Single-bit ECC error: ECAR=%x, ELOG=%x, (%s); further reporting disabled | Logged when the Single-bit ECC errors exceeded all the thresholds and disable further logging.
> 0x00d1 | Information | SuperCap Retention test was initiated on previous boot | Logged when the SuperCap Retention test was initiated on previous boot.
> 0x00d2 | Information | SuperCap Retention test passed | Logged when the SuperCap Retention test passed successfully.
> 0x00d3 | Critical | SuperCap Retention test failed! | Logged when the SuperCap Retention test failed.
> 0x00d4 | Information | NVRAM Retention test was initiated on previous boot | Logged when the NVRAM Retention test was initiated on previous boot.
> 0x00d5 | Information | NVRAM Retention test passed | Logged when the NVRAM Retention test passed successfully.
> 0x00d6 | Critical | NVRAM Retention test failed! | Logged when the NVRAM Retention test failed.
> 0x00d7 | Information | %s test completed %d passes successfully | Logged when the controller diagnsotics test passes successfully.
> 0x00d8 | Critical | %s test FAILED on %d pass. Fail data: errorOffset=%x goodData=%x badData=%x | Logged when the controller diagnsotics test fails.
> 0x00d9 | Information | Self check diagnostics completed | Logged when Self check diagnostics is completed.
> 0x00da | Information | Foreign Configuration detected | Logged when Foreign Configuration is detected.
> 0x00db | Information | Foreign Configuration imported | Logged when Foreign Configuration is imported.
> 0x00dc | Information | Foreign Configuration cleared | Logged when Foreign Configuration is cleared.
> 0x00dd | Warning | NVRAM is corrupt; reinitializing | Logged when NVRAM is corrupt and reinitialized.
> 0x00de | Warning | NVRAM mismatch occurred | Logged when NVRAM mismatch occurs.
> 0x00e2 | Warning | Bad block reassigned on %s at %lx to %lx | Logged when a Bad block is reassigned on a drive from a error sector to a new sector.
> 0x00e3 | Information | Controller Hot Plug detected | Logged when a Controller Hot Plug is detected.
> 0x00e5 | Information | Drive test cannot start. No qualifying drives found | Logged when Disk test cannot start. No qualifying disks found.
> 0x00e6 | Information | Time duration provided by host is not sufficient for self check | Logged when Time duration provided by the host is not sufficient for self check.
> 0x00e7 | Information | Marked Missing for %s on drive group %d row %d | Logged when a physical drive is Marked Missing on an array at a particular row.
> 0x00e8 | Information | Replaced Missing as %s on drive group %d row %d | Logged when a physical drive is Replaced Missing on an array at a particular row.
> 0x00ec | Warning | %s is not a certified drive | Logged if the drive is not certified.
> 0x00ed | Information | Dirty cache data discarded by user | Logged when Dirty cache data is discarded by the user.
> 0x00ee | Information | Drives missing from configuration at system start | Logged when physical drives are missing from configuration at system start.
> 0x00ef | Information | Virtual drives (VDs) missing drives and go offline at system start: %s | Logged when virtual drives missing drives and go offline at system start.
> 0x00f0 | Information | VDs missing at system start: %s | Logged when virtual drives missing at system start.
> 0x00f1 | Information | Previous configuration completely missing at system start | Logged when Previous configuration completely missing at system start.
> 0x00f2 | Information | SuperCap charge complete | Logged when SuperCap charge is completed.
> 0x00f4 | Information | Dedicated spare %s imported as global due to missing arrays | Logged when a Dedicated spare is imported as global due to missing arrays.
> 0x00f7 | Information | Inserted PD: %s Info: %s | Logged when a physical drive is inserted.
> 0x00f8 | Information | Removed PD: %s Info: %s | Logged when a physical drive is removed.
> 0x00f9 | Information | VD %s is now OPTIMAL | Logged when a virtual drive state changes to OPTIMAL.
> 0x00fa | Warning | VD %s is now PARTIALLY DEGRADED | Logged when a virtual drive state changes to a partially degraded state.
> 0x00fb | Critical | VD %s is now DEGRADED | Logged when a virtual drive state changes to degraded state.
> 0x00fc | Fatal | VD %s is now OFFLINE | Logged when a virtual drive state changes to offline state.
> 0x00fd | Warning | SuperCap requires reconditioning; please initiate a LEARN cycle | Logged when a SuperCap requires reconditioning; please initiate a LEARN cycle.
> 0x00fe | Warning | VD %s disabled because RAID 5 is not supported by this RAID key | Logged when a virtual drive is disabled because RAID 5 is not supported by this RAID key.
> 0x00ff | Warning | VD %s disabled because RAID 6 is not supported by this controller | Logged when a virtual drive is disabled because RAID 6 is not supported by this controller.
> 0x0101 | Warning | PD missing: %s | Logged to provide information about the missing drive during system start.
> 0x0102 | Warning | Puncturing of LBAs enabled | Currently not logged in firmware.
> 0x0103 | Warning | Puncturing of LBAs disabled | Currently not logged in firmware.
> 0x0105 | Information | Package version %s | Prints the Package version number.
> 0x0107 | Warning | Foreign configuration table overflow | Logged when the number of GUIDs to import exceeds the total supported by firmware.
> 0x0108 | Warning | Partial foreign configuration imported, PDs not imported:%s | Logged when all of the foreign configuration drives could not be imported.
> 0x010a | Information | Board Revision %s | Logged during system start.
> 0x010b | Warning | Command timeout on PD %s, CDB:%s | Logged when command to a PD Timesout.
> 0x010c | Warning | PD %s reset (Type %02x) | Logged when PD is reset.
> 0x010d | Warning | VD bad block table on %s is 80% full | Logged when number of Bad Blocks entries is at 80 % of what can be supported in firmware.
> 0x010e | Fatal | VD bad block table on %s is full; unable to log block %lx (on %s at %lx) | Logged when number of Bad Blocks exceed what can be supported in firmware.
> 0x010f | Fatal | Uncorrectable medium error logged for %s at %lx (on %s at %lx) | Logged when an uncorrectable medium error is detected.
> 0x0110 | Information | VD medium error corrected on %s at %lx | Logged on the corrected medium error.
> 0x0111 | Warning | Bad block table on PD %s is 100% full | Logged when Bad block table is 100 % Full. Any more media errors on this physical drive will not be logged in the bad block table.
> 0x0112 | Warning | VD bad block table on PD %s is 100% | Logged when Bad block table is 100 % Full. Any more media errors on this virtual drive will not be logged in the bad block table.
> 0x0113 | Fatal | Controller needs replacement, IOP is faulty | Currently not logged in firmware.
> 0x0114 | Information | CopyBack started on PD %s from PD %s | Logged when copyback is started.
> 0x0115 | Information | CopyBack aborted on PD %s and src is PD %s | Logged when copyback is aborted.
> 0x0116 | Information | CopyBack complete on PD %s from PD %s | Logged when copyback is completed.
> 0x0117 | Progress | CopyBack progress on PD %s is %s | Logged to provide the copyback progress.
> 0x0118 | Information | CopyBack resumed on PD %s from %s | Logged when copyback operation is resumed.
> 0x0119 | Information | CopyBack automatically started on PD %s from %s | Logged on automatic start of copyback.
> 0x011a | Critical | CopyBack failed on PD %s due to source %s error | Logged when the source physical drive of a copyback fails. The copyback stops and rebuild starts on the destination physical drive.
> 0x011b | Warning | Early Power off warning was unsuccessful | Currently not logged in firmware.
> 0x011c | Information | SuperCap FRU is %s | Logged only for IBM.
> 0x011d | Information | %s FRU is %s | Logged if FRU data is present. Logged only for IBM.
> 0x011e | Information | Controller hardware revision ID %s | Currently not used in firmware.
> 0x011f | Warning | Foreign import results in a backward incompatible upgrade of configuration metadata | Currently not used in firmware.
> 0x0120 | Information | Redundant path restored for PD %s | Logged when new path is added for the physical drives.
> 0x0121 | Warning | Redundant path broken for PD %s | Logged when one path is removed.
> 0x0124 | Warning | Patrol Read cannot be started, as PDs are either not ONLINE, or are in a VD with an active process, or are in an excluded VD | Logged when none of the disks can start PR.
> 0x0125 | Information | Copyback aborted by user on PD %s and src is PD %s | Logged when copyback is aborted by the user.
> 0x0126 | Critical | Copyback aborted on hot spare %s from %s, as hot spare needed for rebuild | Logged when copyback is aborted on a Hotspare.
> 0x0127 | Warning | Copyback aborted on PD %s from PD %s, as rebuild required in the array | Logged when copyback is stopped for a higher priority rebuild operation on a drive.
> 0x0128 | Fatal | Controller cache discarded for missing or offline VD %s When a VD with cached data goes offline or missing during runtime, the cache for the VD is discarded. Because the VD is offline, the cache cannot be saved. | Logged when pinned cache lines are discarded for a VD.
> 0x0129 | Information | Copyback cannot be started as PD %s is too small for src PD %s | Logged when destination PD is very small for copyback.
> 0x012b | Information | Microcode update started on PD %s | Logged when PD Firmware download starts.
> 0x012c | Information | Microcode update completed on PD %s | Logged when PD Firmware download completes.
> 0x012d | Warning | Microcode update timeout on PD %s | Logged when PD Firmware download does not complete and times out.
> 0x012e | Warning | Microcode update failed on PD %s | Logged when PD Firmware download fails.
> 0x012f | Information | Controller properties changed | Logged when any of the controller properties has changed.
> 0x0130 | Information | Patrol Read properties changed | Currently not logged in firmware.
> 0x0131 | Information | CC Schedule properties changed | Logged when consistency check scheduling property has changed.
> 0x0132 | Information | SuperCap properties changed | Logged when any of the SuperCap properties has changed.
> 0x0133 | Warning | Periodic SuperCap Relearn is pending. Please initiate manual learn cycle as Automatic learn is not enabled | Logged when SuperCap periodic relearn is pending.
> 0x0134 | Information | Drive security key created | Logged when controller lock key is created.
> 0x0135 | Information | Drive security key backed up | Logged when controller lock key is backed up.
> 0x0136 | Information | Drive security key from escrow, verified | Logged when controller lock key is verified from escrow.
> 0x0137 | Information | Drive security key changed | Logged when controller lock key is re-keyed.
> 0x0138 | Warning | Drive security key, re-key operation failed | Logged when controller lock re-key operation failed.
> 0x0139 | Warning | Drive security key is invalid | Logged when the controller lock is not valid.
> 0x013a | Information | Drive security key destroyed | Logged when the controller lock key is destroyed.
> 0x013b | Warning | Drive security key from escrow is invalid | Logged when the controller escrow key is not valid. This escrow key can not unlock any drive.
> 0x013c | Information | VD %s is now secured | Logged when secure VD is created.
> 0x013d | Warning | VD %s is partially secured | Logged when all the drives in the array are not secure.
> 0x013e | Information | PD %s security activated | Logged when PD security key is set.
> 0x013f | Information | PD %s security disabled | Logged when security key is removed from an FDE drive.
> 0x0140 | Information | PD %s is reprovisioned | Logged when PD security is cleared.
> 0x0141 | Information | PD %s security key changed | Logged when PD lock key is re-keyed.
> 0x0142 | Fatal | Security subsystem problems detected for PD %s | Logged when PD security cannot be set.
> 0x0143 | Fatal | Controller cache pinned for missing or offline VD %s | Logged when VD cache is pinned.
> 0x0144 | Fatal | Controller cache pinned for missing or offline VDs: %s | Logged when pinned cache is found during OCR.
> 0x0145 | Information | Controller cache discarded by user for VDs: %s | Logged when VD pinned cache is discarded by the user.
> 0x0146 | Information | Controller cache destaged for VD %s | Logged when VD pinned cache is recovered.
> 0x0147 | Warning | Consistency Check started on an inconsistent VD %s | Logged when consistency check is started on an inconsistent VD.
> 0x0148 | Warning | Drive security key failure, cannot access secured configuration | Logged when an invalid lock key is detected.
> 0x0149 | Warning | Drive security password from user is invalid | Not logged.
> 0x014a | Warning | Detected error with the remote SuperCap connector cable | Not logged.
> 0x014d | Information | PD %s rebuild not possible as HDD/Nytro software mix is not supported in a drive group | Logged when mixing violation occurs due to HDD/Nytro VD mismatch.
> 0x014e | Information | Copyback cannot be started on PD %s from %s, as HDD/Nytro software mix is not supported in a drive group | Logged when copyback could not be started on a PD because HDD/Nytro software mix was not supported in a drive group.
> 0x014f | Information | VD bad block table on %s is cleared | Logged when a VD bad block table was cleared.
> 0x0151 | Information | VD cluster of medium errors corrected for %s at %lx (on %s at %lx) | Logged when medium errors were corrected for a PD for a VD.
> 0x0152 | Information | Controller requests a host bus rescan | Logged when controller requested a host bus rescan.
> 0x0153 | Information | Controller repurposed and factory defaults restored | Logged when controller repurposed and factory defaults were restored.
> 0x0154 | Information | Drive security key binding updated | Logged when drive security key binding was updated.
> 0x0159 | Critical | Controller encountered a fatal error and was reset | Logged when a controller encountered a fatal error and was reset.
> 0x016e | Critical | Configuration command could not be committed to disk, please retry | Logged when configuration command could not be committed to disk and was asked to retry.
> 0x016f | Information | COD on %s updated as it was stale | Logged when COD in Serviceable Flash module is updated due to various reasons.
> 0x0171 | Warning | %s is not available | Logged when a VD was not available.
> 0x0172 | Information | %s is available | Logged when a VD was available.
> 0x0173 | Information | %s is used for Nytro VD with capacity 0x%lx logical blocks | Logged when a VD was used for Nytro VD with the indicated capacity in virtual blocks.
> 0x0174 | Information | %s is using Nytro VD %s | Logged when a VD was using Nytro VD.
> 0x0175 | Information | %s is no longer using Nytro VD %s | Logged when a VD was no longer using Nytro VD.
> 0x0178 | Warning | Controller reset on-board expander | Logged when the chip reset issued to on-board expander.
> 0x0179 | Warning | Nytro VD (%s) capacity changed and is now 0x%lx logical blocks | Logged when the Nytro VD capacity is changed along with the current capacity.
> 0x017a | Warning | SuperCap cannot initiate transparent learn cycles | Logged when the SuperCap cannot initiate transparent learn cycles.
> 0x0182 | Warning | SuperCap cannot support data retention for more than %d hours. Please replace the SuperCap | Logged during the SuperCap monitoring and it displays the remaining data retention time of the SuperCap.
> 0x0185 | Information | Host driver is loaded and operational | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x0186 | Information | %s mirror broken | Logged when the mirror is broken for an VD.
> 0x0187 | Information | %s mirror joined | Logged when joining the VD with its broken mirror.
> 0x0188 | Warning | %s link %d failure in wide port | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x0189 | Information | %s link %d restored in wide port | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x018a | Information | Memory module FRU is %s | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x018b | Warning | Cache offload power pack is sub-optimal, replace the pack | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x018c | Warning | Foreign configuration auto-import did not import any drives | Logged when the Foreign configuration auto-import did not import any drives.
> 0x018d | Warning | Cache offload microcode update required | Logged when the BMU is not in Normal mode and Cache offload microcode update required.
> 0x018e | Warning | Nytro VD (%s) capacity exceeds maximum allowed size, extra capacity is not used | Logged when Nytro VD capacity exceeds maximum allowed size, extra capacity is not used.
> 0x018f | Warning | LD (%s) protection information lost | Logged when the protection information is lost for an VD.
> 0x0190 | Information | Diagnostics passed for %s | Logged when the SHIELD Diagnostics passed for a PD.
> 0x0191 | Critical | Diagnostics failed for %s | Logged when the SHIELD Diagnostics failed for a PD.
> 0x0192 | Information | Server Power capability Diagnostic Test Started | Logged when the Server Power capability Diagnostic Test starts.
> 0x0193 | Information | Drive Cache settings enabled during rebuild for %s | Logged when the Drive Cache settings enabled during rebuild for a PD.
> 0x0194 | Information | Drive Cache settings restored after rebuild for %s | Logged when the Drive Cache settings restored after rebuild for a PD.
> 0x0195 | Information | Drive %s commissioned as Emergency spare | Logged when the Drive commissioned as Emergency spare.
> 0x0196 | Warning | Reminder: Potential non-optimal configuration due to drive %s commissioned as emergency spare | Logged when the PD being imported is an Emergency Spare.
> 0x0197 | Information | Consistency Check suspended on %s | Logged when the Consistency Check is suspended on an VD.
> 0x0198 | Information | Consistency Check resumed on %s | Logged when the Consistency Check is resumed on an VD.
> 0x0199 | Information | Background Initialization suspended on %s | Logged when the Background Initialization is suspended on an VD.
> 0x019a | Information | Background Initialization resumed on % | Logged when the Background Initialization is resumed on an VD.
> 0x019b | Information | Reconstruction suspended on %s | Logged when the Reconstruction is suspended on an VD.
> 0x019c | Information | Rebuild suspended on % | Logged when the Rebuild is suspended on a PD.
> 0x019d | Information | Copyback suspended on %s | Logged when the Copyback is suspended on a PD.
> 0x019e | Information | Reminder: Consistency Check suspended on % | Logged as a reminder when the Consistency Check is suspended on an VD.
> 0x019f | Information | Reminder: Background Initialization suspended on %s | Logged as a reminder when the Background Initialization is suspended on an VD.
> 0x01a0 | Information | Reminder: Reconstruction suspended on %s | Logged as a reminder when the Reconstruction is suspended on an VD.
> 0x01a1 | Information | Reminder: Rebuild suspended on %s | Logged as a reminder when the Rebuild is suspended on a PD.
> 0x01a2 | Information | Reminder: Copyback suspended on %s | Logged as a reminder when the Copyback is suspended on a PD.
> 0x01a3 | Information | Reminder: Patrol Read suspended | Logged as a reminder when the Patrol Read is suspended.
> 0x01a4 | Information | Erase aborted on %s | Logged when the Erase is aborted on a PD.
> 0x01a5 | Critical | Erase failed on %s (Error %02x) | Logged when the Erase is failed on a PD along with the error.
> 0x01a6 | Progress | Erase progress on %s is %s | Logged to display the Erase progress on a PD along with its current progress.
> 0x01a7 | Information | Erase started on %s | Logged when Erase is started on a PD.
> 0x01a8 | Information | Erase completed on %s | Logged when the Erase is completed on a PD.
> 0x01a9 | Information | Erase aborted on %s | Logged when the Erase is aborted on an VD.
> 0x01aa | Critical | Erase failed on %s | Logged when the Erase is failed on an VD.
> 0x01ab | Progress | Erase progress on %s is %s | Logged to display the Erase progress on an VD along with its current progress.
> 0x01ac | Information | Erase started on %s | Logged when the Erase is started on an VD.
> 0x01ad | Information | Erase complete on %s | Logged when the Erase is complete on an VD.
> 0x01ae | Warning | Potential leakage during erase on %s | Logged to inform the Potential leakage during erase on an VD.
> 0x01af | Warning | SuperCap charging was suspended due to high SuperCap temperature | Logged when the SuperCap charging was suspended due to high SuperCap temperature.
> 0x01b0 | Information | NVCache firmware update was successful | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x01b1 | Warning | NVCache firmware update failed | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x01b2 | Fatal | %s access blocked as cached data in Nytro VD is unavailable | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x01b3 | Information | Nytro VD disassociate started on %s | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x01b4 | Information | Nytro VD disassociate completed on %s | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x01b5 | Critical | Nytro VD disassociate failed on %s | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x01b6 | Progress | Nytro VD disassociate progress on %s is %s | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x01b7 | Information | Nytro VD disassociate aborted by user on %s | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x01ba | Information | %s is now accessible | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x01bb | Information | %s is using Nytro VD | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x01bc | Information | %s is no longer using Nytro VD | This event is not reported to the user.
> 0x01bd | Information | Patrol Read aborted on %s | Logged when the Patrol Read is aborted on a PD.

DB15-001059-00-April 2013
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