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Hello Philip - Please seen case-id TS018385893.
To see the mirroring and formatting processes is important. If the 'Mirror Sync Rate' of a volume is defined with a too less rate this background process visability is a important hint to have a look at this. Ohterwise the formatting/mirroring-operation would run days or weeks without being noticed.
Bute as I mentioned before I got a fix for that. Please see the case TS018385893
If I understand correctly, mirroring and snapshot operations are still visible, but the formatting status is hidden. This is because in many cases, volumes will always be formatting in the background and there is no impact, you can still write to these volumes immediately.
What is the use case where it is important to see the formatting status?
Thanks,
FlashSystem Team
philipclark@ibm.com
Hello - a few day ago I got a hotfix to re-enable the visability of the background-processes in the SVC-GUI (8.7.x.x). If interested please contact Ulf Siegel (IBM) to get further information.