During a server diagnostic checkup, you notice that the LED indicator near the server's hard drives is blinking green. What does this most likely indicate in the context of hard drive activity?
Drive failure or fault
Normal drive activity (read/write operations)
Drive is powered but idle
No power to the drive
A blinking green LED next to a hard drive typically indicates normal operational activity such as reading from or writing to the drive. This does not signal an error or failure. On the opposite side, a solid green usually means the drive has power but is not currently in active use. A blinking amber can indicate a drive failure or a fault, while a solid amber might signify a serious issue like hardware failure. It is important for technicians to distinguish these statuses for efficient troubleshooting.
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