CDB: 1c 01 07 00 20 00, Sense: 5/24/00 This error is listed as an invalid request-invalid field in the Code Descriptor Block.   As far as I know there isn't a way to clear the error from being reported.   As you have stated, you are using non-Dell drives, so there is a mismatch in firmware between the controller and the drives that will complain and recieve errors as these.   You can safely ignore and continue deleting the logs as they accrue.  Regards,
Hi,Nagios (check_openmanage) is warning me about a harddisk whichneeds attention:Logical Drive '/dev/sdb' [RAID-0, 1862.50 GB] needs attention: ReadyIve found these messages in the alert log (omreport system alertlog).Severity      : OkID            : 2334Date and Time : Wed Mar 13 13:02:42 2013Category      : Storage ServiceDescription   : Controller event log: Unexpected sense: Encl PD 20 Path 5882b0b04fdab300,                CDB: 1c 01 07 00 20 00, Sense: 5/24/00:  Controller 0 (PERC H700 Adapter)In another task of this support forum it is said, thatthis error could be ignored, especially when using non-dell harddisks(this is really the case).Now I like to clear this error. I tried already to clear theerror.log and even to reboot. But the error reappears when booting.And so Nagios (check_openmanage) is still complaining."omreport storage vdisks" shows:...ID                      : 1Status                  : CriticalName                    : Virtual Disk 1State                   : ReadyVirtual Disk Bad Blocks : YesEncrypted               : Not ApplicableLayout                  : RAID-0Size                    : 1,862.50 GB (1999844147200 bytes)Device Name             : /dev/sdbBus Protocol            : SATAMedia                   : HDDRead Policy             : Adaptive Read AheadWrite Policy            : Write BackCache Policy            : Not ApplicableStripe Element Size     : 64 KBDisk Cache Policy       : Enabled...Is there a way to clear the error?Best regards Rudolf
Perc H700 - unexpected sense