Part number 01GT748
Price: $63.00 USD
ThinkSystem 2.5" 5100 240GB Mainstream SATA 6GB Hot Swap SSD
| endurance | RI |
|---|---|
| interface | SATA |
| drive type | ssd |
| capacity gb | 240 |
| form factor | 2.5" |
| endurance class | RI |
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First, prioritize backing up any accessible data from the disk. Then, check the disk's role in the system using the XCC interface to determine if it's part of a RAID array or a standalone JBOD. If it's part of a RAID, replace the failed disk and allow the array to rebuild; if it's standalone, replace the disk and reconfigure it as JBOD or a RAID 0 array, then restore your data. [community thread]
The Lenovo ThinkSystem ST550 does not provide standard SATA power leads from the power supply. Instead, you need to use the proprietary Tape & ODD power harness, specifically the 01KN091 or 03HC016 cables, to supply power to SATA drives. [community thread]
First, ensure that the CPU installed is compatible with the ST550 and is properly seated. If the issue persists, try reseating all components, including RAM and motherboard connections, and remove any unnecessary PCIe devices. Additionally, clearing the CMOS may help reset the BIOS settings and resolve the startup problem. [community thread]
First, ensure that you back up your data to prevent potential loss. Then, check for any firmware updates for your system and perform a power cycle by turning off the server and unplugging it for a short period. If the issue persists, review the logs for any errors and consider reaching out to support with the gathered information. [community thread]
To rebuild the RAID 1 array, ensure that the replacement M.2 drive matches the original drive's specifications, particularly in size and type. Once the compatible drive is installed, boot the system, and the RAID should automatically start rebuilding, which can be monitored in the BIOS or the XClarity Controller. [community thread]