Hi, I inherited a Freenas Server 9.3 running on Supermicro server with a LSI SAS2008 card and 3 JBOD enclosures attached, 2 of the enclosures are 60 drive capacity and the other one is 48 drive capacity, with 8TB drives installed.
We've recently experienced a drive failure. I am unable to find the serial number in order to replace the drive from the GUI as well as the CLI (screenshots enclosed).
I am unable to retrieve the serial number through "smartctl" and "camcontrol". I tried using the LSI Logic's configuration tool "sas2ircu" with negative results.
I am at least trying to narrow down the location of the drive to the enclosure, the information from sas2ircu display is not accurate as there missing serial drive numbers, wrong enclosure information and and wrong slot numbers.
I am also getting this error when issuing the "sas2ircu 0 status" command.
[root@freenas01] /dev# sas2ircu 0 status
LSI Corporation SAS2 IR Configuration Utility.
Version 20.00.00.00 (2014.09.18)
Copyright (c) 2008-2014 LSI Corporation. All rights reserved.
SAS2IRCU: The STATUS command is not supported by the firmware currently loaded on controller 0.
[root@freenas01] /dev#
Help,
jinno
We've recently experienced a drive failure. I am unable to find the serial number in order to replace the drive from the GUI as well as the CLI (screenshots enclosed).
I am unable to retrieve the serial number through "smartctl" and "camcontrol". I tried using the LSI Logic's configuration tool "sas2ircu" with negative results.
I am at least trying to narrow down the location of the drive to the enclosure, the information from sas2ircu display is not accurate as there missing serial drive numbers, wrong enclosure information and and wrong slot numbers.
I am also getting this error when issuing the "sas2ircu 0 status" command.
[root@freenas01] /dev# sas2ircu 0 status
LSI Corporation SAS2 IR Configuration Utility.
Version 20.00.00.00 (2014.09.18)
Copyright (c) 2008-2014 LSI Corporation. All rights reserved.
SAS2IRCU: The STATUS command is not supported by the firmware currently loaded on controller 0.
[root@freenas01] /dev#
Help,
jinno