topic Re: FAS 2750 in loader moder after restart in ONTAP Discussions

FAS 2750 in loader moder after restart

LoaderMode — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 10:28:33 GMT

Hi we configure new 2 nodes in HA mode fas 2750 after configure the ip address we can restart the system.

after that both node is goes to loader mode. how to resolve the loader mode issue?

Root aggregate creation failed.
Aborting Initialization.
Problem disks: 0b.00.1
Rebooting... (press ctrl-c during boot to reattempt initialization)
Uptime: 2m38s
System rebooting...
BIOS Version: 11.7
Portions Copyright (C) 2014-2018 NetApp, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Initializing System Memory ...
Loading Device Drivers ...
Configuring Devices ...

CPU = 1 Processor(s) Detected.
Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU D-1557 @ 1.50GHz (CPU 0)
CPUID: 0x00050664. Cores per Processor = 12
32768 MB System RAM Installed.
SATA (AHCI) Device: ATP SATA III mSATA AF120GSMHI-NT3

Re: FAS 2750 in loader moder after restart

GidonMarcus — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 10:44:15 GMT

Is there no error message showing prior to "Root aggregate creation failed."?

Are you booting the nodes one by one, so they don't interfere each other?

Do you have enough disks in the system according to the minimum configuration for ADP in HWU.NETAPP.COM ?

Re: FAS 2750 in loader moder after restart

paul_stejskal — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 15:35:32 GMT

I'd open a support case for this if you're stuck.

Did the PS engineer not set this up for you? It should have had Data ONTAP preinstalled and ready to go. You may need to do a 9 on the 1-9 boot menu.

If you are stuck at loader, you can type "boot_ontap" and see what it says.

Re: FAS 2750 in loader moder after restart

cedric_renauld — Tue, 29 Dec 2020 16:35:51 GMT

YEs , sure

You have also a disk issue :

Problem disks: 0b.00.1

You can try to boot in maintenance to check your disks

Re: FAS 2750 in loader moder after restart

liuh — Thu, 24 Oct 2024 07:11:27 GMT

It is recommended that you re-initialize the device. Before restarting the device, you need to check the health status of the device to ensure that the device is in normal state. A bad disk may also cause the aggregation creation failure