Hi, “Cache Backup Device Failed, Unable to retrieve detailed information” message in the Recovery Guru section might be a residual error message from the previous controller failure. I beleive since you’ve replaced the controller and all is now optimal, this message might not reflect the current state of your hardware. It could be beneficial to clear the system logs and restart the system to see if the message persists.
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November 30th, 2023 12:52
feed back successfull operation
to remove the message without restarting the full MD
Cache Backup Device Failed, Unable to retrieve detailed information
we put all disks pools on the replacement controller 1
then reset controller 0
after all is OK
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November 28th, 2023 09:25
Hello, sorry to hear that you are struggling the issue.
you can replace a RAID controller module or an expansion module by following these steps:
please check pg 33 Dell PowerVault MD3860f Storage Arrays Owner's Manual
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November 30th, 2023 11:32
Thanks for the information
So we have made the operation this morning
switching disks pools to operational controller 0
have to put the incrimined controller 1 offline
removing the controller 1
waiting 1 minute at least
putting the replacement controller in the rack
place the controller 1 online
controller 1 is seen ok by the MD3860 ( cache is active )
But there still is a message in the Recovery Guru section with the "Cache Backup Device Failed, Unable to retrieve detailed information"
we put all disks pools on the replacement controller 1
then reset controller 0
and now all is optimal
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November 30th, 2023 12:24
@Dell-ErmanO
I think you forget to read the 3 last lines that explain how we remove the message
we put all disks pools on the replacement controller 1
then reset controller 0
and now all is optimal