If a hard drive used in a RAID logical drive fails, a hot spare will automatically take its place and the data on the failed drive is reconstructed on the hot spare. Hot spares are physical drives that are powered up along with the RAID drives and usually stay in a standby state. Define logical drive(s) using the space in the arrays.See Selecting the Configuration Method for more information. Select a configuration method and create arrays using the available physical drives.See Designating Drives as Hot Spares for more information. Perform the following operations for array and logical drive configuration. If you press, the Management Menu screen displays. If you do not press within a few seconds of the prompt, the system continues the boot procedure. Press to run CERC BIOS Configuration Utilityįor each RAID card in the host system, the firmware version, DRAM size, and the status of logical drives on that card display. Host Adapter-1 Firmware Version x.xx DRAM Size 16 MBĠ Logical Drives found on the Host Adapter When the host system boots, hold the key and press the key when the following appears: Verify that the redundancy data in logical drives using RAID level 1 or 5 is correct.Access controllers, logical drives, and, physical drives individually.
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