Hi, BGI (background initialization), this happens when a VD is newly configured or when you get a new controller. Your sever is running just fine don't worry about it. Do not reboot, we ask for your patience.
Thanks - BGI finished before I could check on it - yet I am assuming that's the one place I missed, "progress" field under virtual disks, where the percentage might be. Will be sure to check it next time it runs.
The Lifecycle log indeed shows "started" and "completed" events for BFI - but not anything more granular.
DELL-Charles R
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June 30th, 2023 10:00
Hello kindzma,
You should be able to see on the Virtual Disk properties if there is a background initialization going on.
In the iDRAC web interface, go to Overview > Storage > Virtual Disks >
If you expand the virtual disk there is a Progress entry that would have a percentage if an operation was ongoing on the VD.
It should also be logged in the LifeCycle Controller log, iDRAC log and a controller log.
Try log into the DRAC:
iDRAC > Overview > Server > Logs - choose Lifecycle Log
DELL-Young E
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June 29th, 2023 21:00
Hi, BGI (background initialization), this happens when a VD is newly configured or when you get a new controller. Your sever is running just fine don't worry about it. Do not reboot, we ask for your patience.
kindzma
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June 30th, 2023 08:00
Thanks - the question isn't about what BGI is, or whether I should be worrying about.
The question is:
Thanks!
kindzma
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June 30th, 2023 14:00
Thanks - BGI finished before I could check on it - yet I am assuming that's the one place I missed, "progress" field under virtual disks, where the percentage might be. Will be sure to check it next time it runs.
The Lifecycle log indeed shows "started" and "completed" events for BFI - but not anything more granular.
Thanks again!