Creating a New Unit
www.3ware.com
91
Ordering Units in 3BM
If you configure multiple units in 3BM and you want to install the OS on one
of them so that you can boot from that unit, that unit must be the first unit.
You can change the order of the units in 3BM.
To change the order of units in 3BM
1
At the main 3BM screen, in the list of exportable units, highlight the unit
you want to move.
2
Press the
Page Up
key to move the unit up the list; press the
Page Down
key to move the unit down the list.
Position the unit you want to be bootable at the top of the list of
exportable units.
3
When you are finished working in 3BM, press
F8
to save your changes
and exit.
Partitioning and Formatting Units
After you create a unit, whether through 3BM or 3DM, it needs to be
formatted, partitioned, and mounted before it can be used.
To partition and format under Windows
1
Boot the system and log in as a system administrator.
2
Partition and format the new arrays or disks using the
Administrative
Tools
from the
Start
menu:
a
Choose
Computer Management
from the
Administrative Tools
menu.
b
Select
Storage.
c
Select
Disk Management.
4
Follow the steps that appear on-screen to write a signature to the drive.
5
Right-click on the drive and select
Create Volume
.
6
Follow the steps that appear on-screen to create a volume and to assign a
drive letter.
To partition and format under Linux
1
Boot the system and log in as root.
2
Open a terminal window.
Summary of Contents for 3ware 9000 Series
Page 1: ...3ware Serial ATA RAID Controller Supports the 9000 Series PN 720 0114 01 March 2005 User Guide...
Page 10: ...About This Guide 4 3ware 9000 Series Serial ATA RAID Controller User Guide...
Page 88: ...Configuring Your Controller 82 3ware 9000 Series Serial ATA RAID Controller User Guide...
Page 144: ...Maintaining Units 138 3ware 9000 Series Serial ATA RAID Controller User Guide...
Page 190: ...Glossary 184 3ware 9000 Series Serial ATA RAID Controller User Guide...
Page 202: ...196 3ware 9000 Series Serial ATA RAID Controller User Guide...