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Glossary
Manual No. 775029 G-7
Disk
A non-volatile, randomly addressable, re-writable data storage device,
including rotating magnetic and optical disks as well as solid-state disks or
other electronic storage elements.
Disk Array
A collection of disks from one or more accessible disk systems combined
with an array management software. The array management software
controls the operation of the disks and presents them as one or more system
drives (virtual disks) to host operation environments. Disk arrays are
commonly used on severs and are becoming more popular on desktops and
workstations. An example of a disk array is the Mylex AcceleRAID family
or eXtremeRAID.
Disk Drive
A device for the electronic digital storage of information.
Disk Failure Detection
A RAID controller automatically detects SCSI disk failures. A monitoring
process running on the controller checks, among other things, elapsed time
on all commands issued to disks. A time-out causes the disk to be reset
and the command to be retried. If the command times out again, the disk
could be taken offline by the controller (its state changed to dead).
Mylex DAC960 controllers also monitor SCSI bus parity errors and other
potential problems. Any disk with too many errors will also be taken offline.
Disk Media Error Management
Mylex DAC960 controllers transparently manage SCSI disk media errors.
Disks are programmed to report errors, even ECC-recoverable errors. If ECC
EDO RAM is installed, the controller will correct ECC errors. When a disk
reports a media error during a read, the controller reads the data from the
mirror (RAID 1 or 0+1), or computes the data from the other blocks (RAID
3, RAID 5), and writes the data back to the disk that encountered the error. If
the write fails (media error on write), the controller issues a reassign
command to the disk, and then writes the data to a new location. Since the
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