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8. For striped arrays, repeat this process for each member of the particular array that is having a problem.
9. When finished, hit the "ESC" key twice to reboot.
10. After rebooting, use FastBuild to re-create the array. For mirrored arrays, rebuild the mirrored array. For
striped arrays, use FDISK and FORMAT after setting up the array.
Array Constantly Goes Into Critical or Offline Mode During Reboot (see “Unable to Partition or Format
array” above)
Cannot Rebuild Mirrored (RAID 1) Array (see “Unable to Partition or Format array” above)
Fatal Errors or Data Corruption Are Constantly Reported When Reading or Writing to Drive Array
(see “Unable to Partition or Format array” above)
ECC Error Reported on Rebuild
The following screen will appear if a data error is detected on either source or target drive during Rebuild if
you have set the On Errors setting to “Interactive” within FastCheck’s Options Window.
Your choices are as follows:
Abort: Halts the rebuild process. You may elect to retry at a later date.
Break ECC on Target Drive: If the error is detected on the source drive, “Break ECC on Target
Drive” means that FastTrak will copy the bad data sector on to the target drive to assure that
both drives are identical. If the error is detected on the target drive, FastCheck will copy the data
contained in the good sector of the source drive again to the target drive.
Skip the Error Block: MBFastTrak133 Lite will log the event error and continue the rebuild process.
Use this setting if you want to detect the presence of errors, but do not want to fix these errors at
the time. You may then decide what to do about the error(s) detected.
ECC Error Reported on Synchronize
The following screen will appear if a data error is detected on either source or target drive during
Synchronize if you have set the On Errors setting to “Interactive” within FastCheck’s Options Window for
Scheduled Synchronization or for Manual Synchronization under Notification options.