CN114968379A - Storage device recovery system - Google Patents
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Abstract
The utility model relates to a storage device restores system, including storage device and platform end, the operating system is installed to storage device, and the platform end is connected in storage device and includes basic input output system, and basic input output system constructs in starting operating system, and when the platform end received operating system abnormal instruction, basic input output system output restored the instruction and made storage device restore operating system.
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Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to a storage device recovery system, and more particularly, to a storage device recovery system with a self-recovery storage device.
Background
When the operation system of the existing storage device recovery system is abnormal in operation, the storage device enters a recovery mode by restarting the operation system, and the storage device is recovered or recovered through third-party software or recovery equipment connected with the storage device, so that the operation of the operation system is recovered.
However, the storage device recovery system needs to recover the normal operation of the operating system through third-party software or other devices externally added to the storage device, thereby consuming additional setup cost and increasing control and management difficulty, and failing to recover the normal operation of the operating system in real time.
Therefore, how to develop a storage device recovery system that can improve the above-mentioned prior art is a urgent need.
Disclosure of Invention
The present disclosure is directed to a storage device recovery system, in which a storage device can recover itself, so that when an operating system is abnormally operated, the storage device can recover the operating system, thereby recovering the normal operation of the operating system. Therefore, the defect that the normal operation of the operating system can be recovered by the conventional storage device recovery system through third-party software or other equipment additionally arranged on the storage device is overcome, the setting cost is saved, the control and management difficulty is reduced, and the normal operation of the operating system can be immediately recovered when the operating system is abnormally operated.
Another objective of the present disclosure is to provide a storage device recovery system, which utilizes a monitor board to monitor the operation status of a plurality of operating systems simultaneously, when any operating system is abnormal in operation, the monitor board controls the corresponding storage device to recover the operating system, thereby recovering the normal operation of the operating system, and thereby reducing the cost caused by the need of sending a worker to the field for maintenance when the operating system is abnormal.
According to the concept of the present disclosure, the present disclosure provides a storage device restoring system, which includes a storage device and a platform, wherein the storage device is installed with an operating system, the platform is connected to the storage device and includes a bios, the bios is configured to start the operating system, and when the platform receives an abnormal command of the operating system, the bios outputs a restoring command to the storage device to restore the operating system.
In accordance with an aspect of the present disclosure, a storage device restoration system includes a plurality of storage devices, a plurality of platform ends, and a monitor board. The plurality of storage devices are each provided with an operating system. The plurality of platform ends are respectively connected with the corresponding storage devices, wherein the platform ends comprise basic input and output systems which are configured to start the corresponding operating systems. The monitoring board is connected to the platform ends and configured to monitor the operating conditions of the operating systems respectively corresponding to the platform ends. When the monitoring board monitors that any one of the plurality of operating systems is abnormal in operation, the monitoring board outputs an operating system abnormal instruction to a platform end corresponding to the operating system with abnormal operation, and a basic input and output system of the platform end outputs a restoring instruction to a corresponding storage device to enable the storage device to restore the operating system.
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Fig. 1 is a system architecture diagram of a storage device restore system according to a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure.
Fig. 2 is a system architecture diagram of a storage device restore system according to another preferred embodiment of the present disclosure.
Fig. 3 is a system architecture diagram of the bios of fig. 2 being a unified extensible firmware interface type bios.
Wherein the reference numerals are as follows:
1. 1 a: storage device recovery system
2: storage device
3: platform end
30: basic input/output system
4: monitoring board
41: monitor sub-interface
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Some exemplary embodiments that incorporate the features and advantages of the present disclosure will be described in detail in the specification which follows. As will be realized, the disclosure is capable of other and different forms without departing from the scope thereof, and the description and drawings are to be regarded as illustrative in nature, and not as restrictive.
Fig. 1 is a system architecture diagram of a storage device recovery system 1 according to a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure, as shown in fig. 1, the storage device recovery system 1 of the present disclosure includes a storage device 2 and a platform terminal 3, the storage device 2 is installed with an operating system (not shown), the storage device 2 may be, for example, but not limited to, a solid state disk or a mechanical hard disk, the platform terminal 3 is connected to the storage device 2 and includes a basic input/output system (BIOS) 30, and the BIOS 30 is configured to boot the operating system of the storage device 2. In some embodiments, the operating system may be, for example, but not limited to, a Windows system, a Linux system, or other operating system specific to an industrial device. In some embodiments, the bios 30 may be, for example, but not limited to, a Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) bios or a LEGACY bios. When the platform 3 receives an os exception command, the bios 30 outputs a restore command to the storage device 2 to restore the os from the storage device 2, wherein the os exception command can be input to the platform 3 by a user or other devices, and the timing of inputting the os exception command can be according to the actual situation of the user, for example, the user knows that the os is running abnormally or the user wants to restore the os version that has been backed up previously. In some embodiments, when the operating system is running normally, the storage device 2 backs up the operating system periodically, so that when the restoring instruction is received, the storage device 2 can restore the storage device 2 according to the latest backed up operating system. In some embodiments, after the storage device 2 restores the operating system, the bios 30 starts the operating system, and the operating system resumes normal operation. When the operation system of the storage device recovery system 1 is abnormal in operation, the storage device 2 recovers the operation system thereof by itself, and then recovers the normal operation of the operation system, thereby overcoming the defect that the conventional storage device recovery system can recover the normal operation of the operation system by third-party software or other equipment additionally arranged on the storage device, saving the setting cost, reducing the control and management difficulty, and recovering the normal operation of the operation system in real time when the operation system is abnormal in operation.
In some embodiments, the platform 3 outputs PING packets that can present the current operation status of the operating system of the platform 3 at regular time, specifically, the operating system of the platform 3 outputs different PING packets when running normally or running abnormally. In the storage device recovery system 1, the normal operation of the operating system means that all functions on the operating system can be executed, and the abnormal operation of the operating system means that at least one function on the operating system cannot be executed.
In some embodiments, the storage device recovery system of the present disclosure may include a plurality of storage devices and a platform end, and monitor an operation condition by using a monitor board. For example, as shown in fig. 2, the storage device recovery system 1a of the present disclosure includes three storage devices 2, three platform terminals 3 and a monitoring board 4, and elements having similar structures and functions in the storage device recovery system 1a and the storage device recovery system 1 of the present disclosure are denoted by the same reference numerals and are not described herein again. The number of the storage devices 2 and the corresponding platform terminals 3 can be adjusted according to actual requirements without limitation. The monitoring board 4 is connected to the three platform ends 3 and configured to monitor the operation status of the operating system corresponding to each platform end 3. The monitor board 4 may be connected to the three platform terminals 3 by a wired connection or a wireless connection, such as, but not limited to, an electrical connection. The monitoring board 4 receives the PING packets output by each platform 3 to monitor the operation status of the operating system corresponding to each platform 3. When monitoring that any one operating system is abnormal in operation, the monitoring board 4 outputs an operating system abnormal instruction to the platform end 3 corresponding to the operating system with the abnormal operation, and the basic input/output system 30 of the platform end 3 outputs a restoring instruction to the corresponding storage device 2, so that the storage device 2 restores the operating system. In some embodiments, after the storage device 2 restores the operating system, the bios 30 starts the corresponding operating system, and the operating system resumes normal operation. In some embodiments, the bios 30 may be, for example, but not limited to, a Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) bios (as shown in fig. 3) or a LEGACY bios. The storage device recovery system 1a of the present disclosure utilizes the monitoring board 4 to monitor the operation status of a plurality of operating systems at the same time, when any operating system is abnormally operated, the monitoring board controls the corresponding storage device to recover the operating system by itself, and thereby, the cost caused by the need of sending a worker to the field for maintenance when the operating system is abnormally operated is reduced.
In some embodiments, the monitoring board 4 has a plurality of monitoring sub-interfaces 41, the monitoring sub-interfaces 41 respectively correspond to the platform terminals 3, and the monitoring sub-interfaces 41 synchronously display the operating status of the operating system of the corresponding platform terminal 3. After receiving the PING packets transmitted by each platform 3, the monitoring board 4 displays the operating system running status represented by each PING packet on the corresponding monitoring sub-interface 41, wherein the operating system running status can be displayed on the corresponding monitoring sub-interface 41 by using different colors or multiple groups of codes, for example, a dark color is displayed on the monitoring sub-interface 41 to represent that the operating system of the platform 3 corresponding to the monitoring sub-interface 41 runs abnormally, and a light color is displayed on the monitoring sub-interface 41 to represent that the operating system of the platform 3 corresponding to the monitoring sub-interface 41 runs normally. Therefore, the monitoring board 4 can monitor the operation status of the operating systems respectively corresponding to the platform terminals 3. In the storage device recovery system 1a of the present disclosure, the normal operation of the operating system means that all functions on the operating system can be executed, and the abnormal operation of the operating system means that at least one function on the operating system cannot be executed.
In summary, the present disclosure provides a storage device recovery system, in which a storage device can recover itself, so that when an operating system is abnormal, the storage device can recover the operating system, and further recover the normal operation of the operating system, thereby overcoming the disadvantage that the conventional storage device recovery system needs to recover the normal operation of the operating system through third-party software or other devices added to the storage device, saving the setup cost and reducing the control difficulty, and recovering the normal operation of the operating system in real time when the operating system is abnormal. In addition, the monitoring board can be used for monitoring the running situations of a plurality of operating systems at the same time, when any operating system runs abnormally, the monitoring board controls the corresponding storage device to restore the operating system, and the normal running of the operating system is recovered, so that the cost caused by the fact that a worker needs to be dispatched to a site for overhauling when the operating system runs abnormally is reduced.
It should be noted that the above-mentioned embodiments illustrate only preferred embodiments of the disclosure, and that the disclosure is not limited to the described embodiments, except as determined by the appended claims. And that the disclosure may be modified in various ways by those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the appended claims.
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1. A storage device restore system, comprising:
a storage device, which is provided with an operating system; and
a platform end connected to the storage device, comprising:
a BIOS configured to boot the operating system,
when the platform end receives an abnormal command of the operating system, the basic input output system outputs a restoring command to the storage device to enable the storage device to restore the operating system.
2. The storage device recovery system of claim 1, wherein the bios boots the os after the storage device recovers the os, the bios being a unified extensible firmware interface bios or a LEGACY bios.
3. The storage device recovery system of claim 1, wherein the storage device periodically backs up the operating system during normal operation of the operating system, so that the storage device recovers the storage device according to the latest backed up operating system when the recovery command is received.
4. The storage device restore system of claim 1, wherein the storage device is a solid state disk or a mechanical hard disk.
5. A storage device restore system, comprising:
a plurality of storage devices each equipped with an operating system;
a plurality of platform ends respectively connected to the corresponding storage devices, wherein the platform ends comprise a Basic Input and Output System (BIOS) which is configured to start the corresponding operating system; and
a monitoring board connected to the platform ends and configured to monitor the operation status of the operating system corresponding to each of the platform ends,
when monitoring that any one of the plurality of operating systems is abnormal in operation, the monitoring board outputs an operating system abnormal instruction to the platform end corresponding to the operating system with abnormal operation, and the basic input and output system of the platform end outputs a restoring instruction to the corresponding storage device, so that the storage device restores the operating system.
6. The storage device recovery system of claim 5, wherein the BIOS boots the OS after the storage device recovers the OS, the BIOS being a unified extensible firmware interface type BIOS or a LEGACY type BIOS.
7. The storage device recovery system of claim 5, wherein the monitor board has a plurality of monitor sub-interfaces respectively corresponding to the platform ends, and the monitor sub-interfaces synchronously display the operating status of the operating system of the corresponding platform end.
8. The storage device recovery system of claim 7, wherein the monitor board monitors the operating status of the operating system corresponding to each of the platform terminals by using the PING packets outputted from the platform terminals.
9. The storage device recovery system of claim 5, wherein the storage device periodically backs up the operating system during normal operation of the operating system, so that the storage device recovers the storage device according to the latest backed up operating system when the recovery command is received.
10. The storage device restore system of claim 5, wherein the storage device is a solid state drive or a mechanical hard drive.
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