[SUMMARY] Hot-plugging disk in E250

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Many thanks to Steve Mickeler, John Leadeham, Thomas Lester, Patricio Mora,
Yura Pismerov, John Marrett, Kawin Treesuwan, Jonathan Hays, Steve Sandau,
John DiMarco, Daniel Zhuang, David Knight, Mike McShane, Rando Romero,
Christophe Dupre, Tony Walsh, Varun Lothar Mueller.

The overwhelming message was that it can be and is regularly done. Just
remember to do 'drvconfig; disks; devlinks' afterwards.

Thanks again and keep up the excellent work.

John

-----Original Message-----
From: John.Maguire at PSIR.ie [mailto:John.Maguire at PSIR.ie]
Sent: Thursday, November 22, 2001 5:32 PM
To: codeprof at codeprof.com
Subject: Hot-plugging disk in E250

Hi all,

Can anyone say for sure whether it is ok to hot-plug the internal disks in
an E250.

The Enterprise 250 Server Owners Guide (page 54) says its ok to hot-plug
disks while the system is operational, but somewhere in the back of my mind
is a niggling feeling that there's a chance I could damage the other disks
doing so.

Has anyone any real-life experiences to share?

Thanks,
John

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<DIV>Many
thanks to Steve Mickeler, John Leadeham, Thomas Lester, Patricio Mora, Yura
Pismerov, John Marrett, Kawin Treesuwan, Jonathan Hays, Steve Sandau, John
DiMarco, Daniel Zhuang, David Knight, Mike McShane, Rando Romero, Christophe
Dupre, Tony Walsh, Varun Lothar Mueller.</DIV>
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<DIV>The
overwhelming message was that it can be and is regularly done. Just remember to
do 'drvconfig; disks; devlinks' afterwards.</DIV>
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<DIV>John</DIV>
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<DIV class=OutlookMessageHeader dir=ltr align=left>-----Original Message----- From: John.Maguire at PSIR.ie
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Hi all, 
Can anyone say for sure whether it is ok to
hot-plug the internal disks in an E250. 
The Enterprise 250 Server Owners Guide (page 54)
says its ok to hot-plug disks while the system is operational, but somewhere
in the back of my mind is a niggling feeling that there's a chance I could
damage the other disks doing so.
Has anyone any real-life experiences to
share? 
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