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My ASUS consumer motherboard uses an I10CHR controller with 2 1.5 TB drives in RAID1 (mirror)
Over the past several months, the Intel Matrix Storage server has repeatedly
degraded and rebuilt the mirror array, for reasons that I cannot determine.
If the reason is because of a failing drive, or a faulty cable connection, I cannot
determine this, because I cannot even determine which of the two drives is
having the issue, because the events posted by IAANTMon.exe to the system
event log provide no clue. The messages it posts show only that the array has
been degraded and have been rebuilt, but do not indicate which of the drives in
the array was rebuilt, and which was used to rebuild it.
This is simply astounding, that I cannot determine which of my two drives
is causing the Intel controller and software to repeatedly rebuild the array.
I simply cannot believe that in this day and age, I have to suffer from this
kind of inferior software engineering that has lead to this situation. A drive
in my mirror volume is failing and I have RAID controller software that is
incapable of telling me which of the drives it is.
Simply astounding.
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Are you just looking at the OS Event Viewer, or are you using the Intel Matrix Storage Manager?
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I am looking at both. While the array is being rebuilt and after it's complete the IMSM tells me absolutely nothing.
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I looked through the User Guide (http://www.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/s5500hv/sb/CS-030538.htm), and it mentions the RAID Monitor service, but doesn't go into any details about it. No screenshots or anything.

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