Grass Valley K2 System Guide v.9.0 - Manual (Page 131)

3. The tables below illustrates the position of drives as numbered in the K2 Summit/Solo system
chassis. Compare the drive number positions and the disk numbering displayed in Storage Utility
to identify drive locations.
K2 Summit 3G Production Client
Disk
0
Disk
1
Disk
2
Disk
3
Disk
4
Disk
5
Disk
6
Disk
7
Disk
8
Disk
9
Disk
10
Disk
11
First generation K2 Summit Production Client
Disk 2 Disk 4 Disk 7
Disk 1 Disk 3 Disk 6
Disk 0 Disk 5
K2 Solo Media Server
Disk 0
Disk 1
4. Position yourself so you can see the RAID drive LEDs.
5. Identify the disks in a LUN or identify a single disk, as follows:
a) In the Storage Utility tree view, right-click a LUN or right-click a single disk, then select
Identify LUN or Identify Disk in the context menu.
A message box opens with a message that informs you that a disk or disks are blinking.
b) View disks.
The LEDs display an amber color flashing several times a second. This flashing pattern can
stop automatically after a specific time interval, such as ten seconds.
c) Verify the location of the disk or disks.
Get controller logs
1. In the tree view, select the controller.
2. Click Actions | Get Controller Logs .
3. A message informs you of the location of the logs.
4. Find the following files on the local K2 Summit/Solo system at C:\logs:
tty.log
ControllerEvents.log
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Managing Stand-alone Storage