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Sun Fire X4200 Disk in raid mirror did not sync automatically after disk replacement

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Hi ,

I would like to ask our experts for help about raidctl configured disks on a Sun Fire X200. We replaced a faulty drive after identifying its physical location ( using lsiutil) but the new disk did not sync automatically but i can tell it is seen in raidctl as the SASAdress on slot 0.5.0 has changed. any ideas what could be wrong and how to fix it? Thanks in advance for any answers.

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[root@nsrserver1] # raidctl -l c0t0d0

Volume         Size  Stripe Status  Cache RAID

    Sub           Size          Level

        Disk

----------------------------------------------------------------

c0t0d0         67.9G  N/A   DEGRADED OFF  RAID1

        0.1.0  67.9G      GOOD

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