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I think the real question is in the title of this note. I have
re-asked the question in Note 6402 - look there for (hopefully) an
answer if you are having this symptom.
The answer (.1) was quite correct as the samples given all said
"RECOVERED ERROR" - and we certainly should not be changing disks.
But the title says "Target shall not report GOOD status ... "
and the unanswered question (perhaps UN-ASKED too) is "Just what
meaning is conveyed with that line in Errorlog ?" Is it an error,
or is it simply Informational ?
Because, in English, it CAN be mis-interpreted !!!!
It could mean:-
1. Target shall (SHOULD) not report good status until data is written
This infers that we have a problem
2. Target shall (WILL) not report good status until data is written
This infers that it is simply the way the disk is set up,
and is NOT a problem.
I'm hopeful that .1's author (or someone equally knowledgeable)
will clarify this for others who have customers reading "problem"
when they see this in Errorlog.
Look in Note 6402 - ...... fingers crossed !!!
Les Benbrook
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