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Updated: August 2016
 
 

raidconfig Error Codes

Errors might be returned if you attempt to configure the RAID entry for an unsupported parameter. For example, if the RAID controller does not support the configured RAID level, the CLI displays a user-friendly error string identifying the misconfiguration and returns a matching error code.

The following table lists the error codes and strings specific to this tool.

Code Number
Error Description
100
No controllers available.
101
Controller does not support RAID.
102
No physical disks associated with controller.
103
Invalid controller.
104
Invalid disk.
105
Invalid RAID volume.
106
RAID level not supported by controller.
107
Default RAID level not supported.
108
A defined disk is in use.
109
Number of disks exceeds allowed number for this level.
110
Failure retrieving internal data.
111
Number of disks requested exceeds the number of available disks.
112
Cannot define both actual and requested number of disks.
113
Option not supported by controller.
114
Invalid stripe size for controller.
115
Invalid number of subarrays.
116
Cannot retrieve RAID data.
118
RAID creation failure.
119
RAID deletion failure.
120
Disk defined multiple times.
121
Disks must be in the same controller.
122
The maximum number of RAID Volumes has been created.
123
Invalid RAID configuration.
124
The RAID Volume is in use.
125
Incomplete RAID configuration.
126
Failure writing internal data.
127
Command requires disks to be entered.
128
Disk is not a dedicated spare.
129
Disk is not a global spare.
130
Controller does not support dedicated spares.
131
Controller does not support global spares.
132
Command requires disks or RAID volume to be entered.
133
A defined disk is not in a RAID volume.
134
Cannot set both read and write cache in same command.
135
Import could not create RAID volumes or spares - disks may be in use.
136
Subarrays option is required for this RAID level.
137
Incomplete command, no options have been supplied.
138
Number of disks requested exceeds the number of available disks with the same capacity.
139
RAID configuration does not have enough disks for the requested RAID level.
140
RAID configuration has too many disks for the requested RAID level.
141
Disk detected as in use by another controller. Use raidconfig restore or clear command.
142
The number of spares exceeds the maximum allowed by controller.
143
This command does not support the number-disks option.
144
Task type is invalid.
145
Task type must be defined.
146
Task type is only valid for disks.
147
Task type is only valid for RAID Volumes.
148
For this task, disk must not be in use.
149
For this task, disk must be in a RAID Volume.
150
Command currently cannot be executed.
151
The source disk must be in a RAID Volume.
152
The destination disk must not be in a RAID Volume.
153
The source and destination cannot be the same disk.
154
The source and destination are not the same size.
155
No foreign configuration detected for controller.
156
Unable to add disk to RAID Volume.
157
Task cannot be started, make sure task is listed in Startable Tasks.
158
Task cannot be stopped, make sure task is listed in Stoppable Tasks.
159
Invalid command, filename must come before options.
160
All disks must be the same size.
161
Command is not valid for this RAID level.
162
Subdisk sizes must be less than disk capacity.
163
Could not restore controller configuration.
164
The maximum number of subdisks is 16.
165
Invalid configuration, make sure spare is same size as disks in RAID Volume.
166
Disk mode is set to JBOD. Disable JBOD mode then try again.
167
Disk is in use by RAID controller. Remove from RAID configuration then try again.