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Chapter 2: RAID configuration

Adapter Properties Menu Options

Option

Description

Battery Backup

This entry indicates whether the selected controller has a BBU. If

present, you can click Present to view information about the BBU.

Set Factory

Defaults

Use this option to load the default MegaRAID

WebBIOS CU settings.

The default is [No].

Cluster Mode

Use this option to enable or disable Cluster mode. The default is

[Disabled]. A cluster is a grouping of independent servers that can

access the same data storage and provide services to a common set

of clients. When Cluster mode is disabled, the system operates in

Standard mode.

Rebuild Rate

Use this option to select the rebuild rate for physical drives connected

to the selected adapter. The default is 30 percent. The rebuild rate is

the percentage of system resources dedicated to rebuilding a failed

drive. The higher the number, the more system resources devoted to a

rebuild.

BGI Rate

Use this option to select the amount of system resources dedicated

to background initialization of virtual disks connected to the selected

adapter. The default is 30 percent.

CC Rate

Use this option to select the amount of system resources dedicated to

consistency checks of virtual disks connected to the selected adapter.

The default is 30 percent.

Reconstruction

Rate

Use this option to select the amount of system resources dedicated to

reconstruction of physical disks connected to the selected adapter. The

default is 30 percent.

Adapter BIOS

Use this option to enable or disable the BIOS for the selected adapter.

The default is [Enabled]. If the boot device is on the selected controller,

the BIOS must be enabled; otherwise, the BIOS should be disabled or

it might not be possible to use a boot device elsewhere.

Coercion Mode

Disk coercion is a tool for forcing physical disks of varying capacities

to the same size so they can be used in an array. The coercion mode

options are [None], [128MB-way], and [1GB-way]. The default is

[None].

The number you choose depends on how much the

drives from various vendors vary in their actual size. We

recommend that you use the 1GB coercion mode option.

Summary of Contents for PIKE 1078

Page 1: ...PIKE 1078 LSISAS1078 SAS RAID card ...

Page 2: ...RCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IN NO EVENT SHALL ASUS ITS DIRECTORS OFFICERS EMPLOYEES OR AGENTS BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES INCLUDING DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF PROFITS LOSS OF BUSINESS LOSS OF USE OR DATA INTERRUPTION OF BUSINESS AND THE LIKE EVEN IF ASUS HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES ARISING FROM ANY DEFECT OR ERROR IN...

Page 3: ...uration 2 7 2 2 4 Viewing and Changing Device Properties 2 31 2 2 5 Viewing System Event Information 2 36 2 2 6 Managing Configurations 2 37 2 3 MegaRAID Storage Manager 2 42 2 3 1 Hardware and Software Requirements 2 42 2 3 2 Installing MegaRAID Storage Manager Sofware on Microsoft Windows OS 2 42 2 3 3 Installing MegaRAID Storage Manager Sofware for Linux 2 46 2 3 4 Linux Error Messages 2 47 2 3...

Page 4: ...AID sets using the available utilities Chapter 3 Driver installation This chapter provides instructions for installing the RAID drivers on different operating systems Where to find more information Refer to the following sources for additional information and for product and software updates 1 ASUS websites The ASUS website provides updated information on ASUS hardware and software products Refer ...

Page 5: ...at you must type the command exactly as shown then supply the required item or value enclosed in brackets Example At the DOS prompt type the command line format a DANGER WARNING Information to prevent injury to yourself when trying to complete a task CAUTION Information to prevent damage to the components when trying to complete a task NOTE Tips and additional information to help you complete a ta...

Page 6: ...1078 Interface ASUS PIKE interface Ports 8 ports Support device SAS and SATA II devices Data transfer rate SATA II and SAS 3 Gb s per PHY RAID level RAID 0 RAID 1 RAID 10 RAID 5 RAID 50 RAID 6 RAID 60 OS support Windows Server 2003 Server 2008 XP Vista Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 4 5 SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 8 9 10 LSI MegaRAID Storage Manager MSM for Windows Linux operating systems Form factor...

Page 7: ...1 Chapter 1 Product introduction This chapter offers the PIKE 1078 SAS RAID card features and the new technologies it supports ...

Page 8: ...s connected to the SAS connectors on the motherboard Before you start installing the RAID card check the items in your package with the list below If any of the above items is damaged or missing contact your retailer 1 2 Package contents Check your package for the following items ASUS PIKE 1078 SAS RAID card MEGARAID KEY i BUTTON supporting 8 physical devices 4 port SATA to SAS cable x 2 SGPIO cab...

Page 9: ...ils Other requirement Appropriate thermal solution Certified power supply module 1 ASUS PIKE interface 1 PCI E x8 2 ASUS PIKE interface 2 8 port SAS signal with SGPIO interface 3 SAS RAID card status LED lights up and blinks to indicate that the card is working normally The SGPIO interface is used for visibility into drive activity failure and rebuild status so that users could build high performa...

Page 10: ...KE card Refer to the motherboard s manual for details For 2U 5U or pedestal server To install ASUS PIKE 1078 SAS RAID card on a 2U 5U or pedestal server 1 Locate the PIKE RAID card slot on the motherboard 2 Align the golden fingers of the RAID card with the PIKE RAID card slot 3 Insert the RAID card into the PIKE RAID card slot Make sure the card is completely inserted into the card slot and the h...

Page 11: ... overtighten the screw or the motherboard component can be damaged To uninstall ASUS PIKE 1078 SAS RAID card from a 2U 5U or pedestal server 1 Disconnect all SAS hard disk drives from the motherboard 2 Remove the screw that secures the RAID card to the motherboard 3 Release the heatsink latch from the card slot with a finger and then remove the RAID card from the slot ...

Page 12: ...o install ASUS PIKE 1078 SAS RAID card on a 1U server 1 Remove the two screws that secure the heatsink bracket on the back of the SAS RAID card Heatsink bracket 3 Locate the PIKE RAID card slot on the motherboard 2 Remove the two screws that secure the outer heatsink on the front of the SAS RAID card DO NOT remove the inner heatsink from the SAS RAID card ...

Page 13: ...ingers of the RAID card with the PIKE RAID card slot 5 Insert the RAID card into the PIKE RAID card slot Make sure the card is completely inserted into the card slot 6 Connect the SAS hard disk drives to the SAS connectors on the motherboard ...

Page 14: ...1 8 Chapter 1 Product introduction ...

Page 15: ...2 Chapter 2 RAID configuration This chapter provides instructions on setting up creating and configuring RAID sets using the available utilities ...

Page 16: ...as mirroring alone RAID 10 achieves high input output rates by striping RAID 1 segments In some instances a RAID 10 configuration can sustain multiple simultaneous drive failure A minimum of four hard disk drives is required for this setup RAID 5 stripes both data and parity information across three or more hard disk drives Among the advantages of RAID 5 configuration include better HDD performanc...

Page 17: ...when creating a disk array To install SAS hard disks for RAID configuration 1 Install the SAS hard disks into the drive bays following the instructions in the system user guide 2 Connect the SAS port connectors to the SAS drives RAID 60 is a combination of RAID 0 and RAID 6 It uses distributed parity with two independent parity blocks per stripe in each RAID set and disk striping A RAID 60 virtual...

Page 18: ...D setup screens shown in this section are for reference only and may not exactly match the items on your screen due to the controller version difference LSI MegaRAID SAS MFI BIOS Version NT16 Build Nov 20 2007 Copyright C 2007 LSI Corporation HA 0 Bus 2 Dev 0 MegaRAID SAS PCI Express TM ROMB FW package 8 0 1 0029 Battery Status Not present SLOT ID LUN VENDOR PRODUCT REVISION CAPACITY 6 LSI MegaRAI...

Page 19: ... are configured on this controller 3 If the system has multiple SAS adapters select an adapter 4 Click Start to continue The main WebBIOS CU screen appears WebBIOS CU Toolbar Icons Icon Description Click this icon to return to the main screen from any other WebBIOS CU screen Click this icon to return to the previous screen that you were viewing Click this icon to exit the WebBIOS CU program Click ...

Page 20: ...ks and perform other tasks Physical Drives Select this to view the Physical Drives screen where you can view physical drive properties create hot spares and perform other tasks Configuration Wizard Select this to start the Configuration Wizard and create a new storage configuration clear a configuration or add a configuration Adapter Selection Select this to view the Adapter Selection screen where...

Page 21: ...fore choosing these options Clear Configuration Clears the existing configuration New Configuration Clears the existing configuration and lets you create a new configuration Add Configuration Retains the existing storage configuration and adds new drives to it this does not cause any data loss 3 Click Next A dialog box warns that you will lose data if you select Clear Configuration or New Configur...

Page 22: ...ckground initialization of the virtual disks Using Custom Configuration RAID 0 RAID 0 provides disk striping across all drives in the RAID array RAID 0 does not provide any data redundancy but does offer the best performance of any RAID level RAID 0 is ideal for applications that require high bandwidth but do not require fault tolerance RAID 0 also denotes an independent or single drive RAID level...

Page 23: ... A larger strip size produces higher read performance If your computer regularly performs random read requests choose a smaller strip size The default is 64 Kbytes Access Policy Select the type of data access that is allowed for this virtual disk RW Allow read write access This is the default Read Only Allow read only access Blocked Do not allow access Read Policy Specify the read policy for this ...

Page 24: ...concurrently If the same data block is read again it comes from cache memory This is the default Cached In cached I O mode all reads are buffered in cache memory Disk Cache Policy Specify the disk cache policy Enable Enable the disk cache Disable Disable the disk cache This is the default NoChange Leave the current disk cache policy unchanged Disable BGI Specify the background initialization statu...

Page 25: ...data from one drive to a second drive RAID 1 provides complete data redundancy but at the cost of doubling the required data storage capacity It is appropriate for small databases or any other environment that requires fault tolerance but small capacity When you select Custom Configuration and click Next the Disk Group Definition screen appears You use this screen to select physical drives to crea...

Page 26: ...oduces higher read performance If your computer regularly performs random read requests choose a smaller strip size The default is 64 Kbytes Access Policy Select the type of data access that is allowed for this virtual disk RW Allow read write access This is the default Read Only Allow read only access Blocked Do not allow access Read Policy Specify the read policy for this virtual drive Normal Th...

Page 27: ...d to the cache and the host concurrently If the same data block is read again it comes from cache memory This is the default Cached In Cached I O mode all reads are buffered in cache memory Disk Cache Policy Specify the disk cache policy Enable Enable the disk cache Disable Disable the disk cache This is the default NoChange Leave the current disk cache policy unchanged Disable BGI Specify the bac...

Page 28: ...a redundancy high read rates and good performance in most environments It also provides redundancy with lowest loss of capacity RAID 5 provides high data throughput RAID 5 is useful for transaction processing applications because each drive can read and write independently If a drive fails the RAID controller uses the parity drive to recreate all missing information You can use RAID 5 for office a...

Page 29: ... disables the read ahead capability This is the default Ahead This enables read ahead capability which allows the controller to read sequentially ahead of requested data and to store the additional data in cache memory anticipating that the data will be needed soon This speeds up reads for sequential data but there is little improvement when accessing random data Adaptive When Adaptive read ahead ...

Page 30: ...lock is read again it comes from cache memory This is the default Cached In Cached I O mode all reads are buffered in cache memory Disk Cache Policy Specify the disk cache policy Enable Enable the disk cache Disable Disable the disk cache This is the default NoChange Leave the current disk cache policy unchanged Disable BGI Specify the background initialization status No Leave background initializ...

Page 31: ...a Use RAID 6 for data that requires a very high level of protection from loss RAID 6 is best suited for networks that perform a lot of small input output I O transactions simultaneously It provides data redundancy high read rates and good performance in most environments In the case of a failure of one drive or two drives in a virtual disk the RAID controller uses the parity blocks to recreate all...

Page 32: ...ions from the defaults listed on the screen as needed Here are brief explanations of the virtual disk options RAID Level The drop down menu lists the possible RAID levels for the virtual disk Select RAID 6 Strip Size The strip size specifies the size of the segment written to each disk in a RAID configuration You can set the strip size to 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 or 1024 Kbytes A larger strip size p...

Page 33: ...hru for BAD BBU Select WBack for Write Policy and unselect this item if you want the controller to use Writeback mode but the controller has no BBU or the BBU is bad If you choose this option the controller firmware automatically switches to Writethrough mode if it detects a bad or missing BBU IO Policy The IO Policy applies to reads on a specific virtual disk It does not affect the read ahead cac...

Page 34: ...on The WebBIOS main menu appears Using Custom Configuration RAID 10 RAID 10 a combination of RAID 1 and RAID 0 has mirrored drives It breaks up data into smaller blocks then stripes the blocks of data to each RAID 1 disk group Each RAID 1 disk group then duplicates its data to its other drive The size of each block is determined by the strip size parameter RAID 10 can sustain one drive failure in ...

Page 35: ... in the previous step to Span section Select the disk group in Array With Free Space section and then click Add to Span 6 When finish click Next The Virtual Disk Definition screen appears as shown in the right figure You use this screen to select the RAID level strip size read policy and other attributes for the new virtual disks 7 Hold Ctrl while selecting 2 two drive disk groups in the Configura...

Page 36: ... soon This speeds up reads for sequential data but there is little improvement when accessing random data Adaptive When Adaptive read ahead is selected the controller begins using read ahead if the two most recent disk accesses occurred in sequential sectors If the read requests are random the controller reverts to Normal no read ahead Write Policy Specify the write policy for this virtual drive W...

Page 37: ...ound initializations for configurations on this controller Select Size Specify the size of the virtual disk in megabytes Normally this would be the full size for RAID 10 shown in the Configuration Panel on the right You may specify a smaller size if you want to create other virtual disks on the same disk group 9 Click Accept to accept the changes to the virtual disk definition or click Back to ret...

Page 38: ...rrays 1 Hold Ctrl while selecting at least three ready physical drives in the Physical Drives window on the left 2 Click Accept DG to move the drives to a proposed disk group configuration in the Disk Groups window on the right If you need to undo the changes click the Back button 3 Hold Ctrl while selecting at least three more ready physical drives in the Physical Drives window to create a second...

Page 39: ... the default Blocked Do not allow access Read Policy Specify the read policy for this virtual drive Normal This disables the read ahead capability This is the default Ahead This enables read ahead capability which allows the controller to read sequentially ahead of requested data and to store the additional data in cache memory anticipating that the data will be needed soon This speeds up reads fo...

Page 40: ...ground initialization status No Leave background initialization enabled This means that a new configuration can be initialized in the background while you use WebBIOS to do other configuration tasks This is the default Yes Select Yes if you do not want to allow background initializations for configurations on this controller Select Size Specify the size of the virtual disk in megabytes Normally th...

Page 41: ...h reliability high request rates high data transfer and medium to large capacity When you select Custom Configuration and click Next the Disk Group Definition screen appears You use this screen to select physical drives to create disk groups arrays 1 Hold Ctrl while selecting at least three ready physical drives in the Physical Drives window on the left 2 Click Accept DG to move the drives to a pr...

Page 42: ...e RAID levels for the virtual disk Select RAID 60 Strip Size The strip size specifies the size of the segment written to each disk in a RAID configuration You can set the strip size to 8 16 32 64 128 256 512 or 1024 Kbytes A larger strip size produces higher read performance If your computer regularly performs random read requests choose a smaller strip size The default is 64 Kbytes Access Policy ...

Page 43: ...r missing BBU IO Policy The IO Policy applies to reads on a specific virtual disk It does not affect the read ahead cache Direct In Direct I O mode reads are not buffered in cache memory Data is transferred to the cache and the host concurrently If the same data block is read again it comes from cache memory This is the default Cached In Cached I O mode all reads are buffered in cache memory Disk ...

Page 44: ...ars as shown in the right figure 11 Check the information in the configuration preview 12 If the virtual disk configuration is acceptable click Accept to save the configuration Otherwise click Cancel to end the operation and return to the WebBIOS main menu or click Back to return to the previous screens and change the configuration 13 If you accept the configuration click Yes at the prompt to save...

Page 45: ...nly and cannot be modified directly Most of this information is self explanatory The screen lists the number of virtual disks that are already defined on this adapter plus the number of physical disks connected to the adapter If a background initialization is in progress you can click Background Init Progress to determine its state of completion Click Next to view the second Adapter Properties scr...

Page 46: ...ect the amount of system resources dedicated to background initialization of virtual disks connected to the selected adapter The default is 30 percent CC Rate Use this option to select the amount of system resources dedicated to consistency checks of virtual disks connected to the selected adapter The default is 30 percent Reconstruction Rate Use this option to select the amount of system resource...

Page 47: ...s option to control the number of drives that spin up simultaneously The default is 2 drives Spinup Delay Use this option to control the interval in seconds between spinup of physical disks connected to this controller The delay prevents a drain on the system s power supply that would occur if all disks spun up at the same time The default is 12 seconds StopOnError Enable this option if you want t...

Page 48: ... Then choose from the following options Select Del to delete this virtual disk Select Locate to make the LEDs flash on the physical drives used by this virtual disk This works only if the drives are installed in a disk enclosure that supports SAFTE Select Fast or Slow to initialize this virtual disk A fast initialization quickly writes zeroes to the first and last 10 Mbyte regions of the new virtu...

Page 49: ...ure shows the Physical Drive window The physical drive properties are view only and are self explanatory Note that the properties include the state of the disk s physical drive The operations listed at the bottom of the screen vary depending on the state of the drive After you select an operation click Go to start the operation Select MakeDriveOffline if you want to force the physical drive offlin...

Page 50: ...the screen show you how many event entries are currently stored To view event information follow these steps 1 Select an Event Locale from the menu For example select Enclosure to view events relating to the disk enclosure 2 Select an Event Class Informational Warning Critical Fatal or Dead 3 Enter a Start Sequence number between the First Sequence and Last Sequence numbers The higher the number t...

Page 51: ...ing a Virtual Disk You can delete any virtual disk on the controller if you want to reuse that space for a new virtual disk The WebBIOS CU provides a list of configurable arrays where there is a space to configure If multiple virtual disks are defined on a single array you can delete a virtual disk without deleting the whole array To delete a virtual disk follow these steps Back up any data that y...

Page 52: ...tion to another Click ClearForeignCfg if you want to clear the configuration and reuse the physical disks Click GUIDPreview if you want to preview the foreign configuration The screen as shown in the following figure appears The right panel shows the virtual disk properties of the foreign configuration In this example there is a RAID 1 virtual disk with 1 000 Mbytes The left panel shows the physic...

Page 53: ...r the rebuild is complete to ensure data integrity for the virtual disks 2 Scenario 2 If some of the physical disks in a configuration are removed and re inserted the controller considers the drives to have foreign configurations Import or clear the foreign configuration If you select Import automatic rebuilds will occur in redundant virtual disks Start a consistency check immediately after the re...

Page 54: ...e following table lists the number of additional disk drives required when you change the RAID level of a virtual disk Additional disk Drives Required for RAID Level Migration From RAID Level to RAID Level Original Number of Disk Drives in Array Additional Disk Drives Required RAID 0 to RAID 1 RAID 0 1 drive 1 RAID 0 to RAID 5 RAID 0 1 drive 2 RAID 1 to RAID 5 RAID 1 2 drives 1 RAID 1 to RAID 6 RA...

Page 55: ...ttom of the right panel 6 When the message appears confirm that you want to migrate the RAID level of the virtual disk A reconstruction operation begins on the virtual disk You must wait until the reconstruction is completed before performing any other tasks in the WebBIOS CU ...

Page 56: ...rosoft Windows XP and Microsoft Windows Vista Red Hat Linux 3 0 4 0 or 5 0 SUSE SLES 9 and 10 with latest updates and service packs Refer to your server documentation and to the operating system documentation for more information on hardware and operating system requirements 2 3 2 Installing MegaRAID Storage Manager Sofware on Microsoft Windows OS Follow these steps if you need to install MegaRAID...

Page 57: ...Manager software to view or change storage configurations If you select Only for current user the MegaRAID Storage Manager shortcuts and associated icons will be available only to the user with this user name 5 Click Next to continue 6 On the next screen accept the default Destination Folder or click Change to select a different destination folder Click Next to continue The Setup Type screen appea...

Page 58: ...s The options are fully explained in the screen text Select Client if you are installing MegaRAID Storage Manager software on a PC that will be used to view and configure servers over a network To begin installation click on Install on the next screen that appears Select Server to install only those components required for remote server management To begin installation click on Install on the next...

Page 59: ...t installation for a PC used to monitor servers and if there are no available servers with a registered framework on the local subnet that is servers with a complete installation of MegaRAID Storage Manager software the server screen will appear as shown in the following figure The server screen will not list any servers You can use this screen to manage systems remotely ...

Page 60: ...inux_installer tar gz A new disk directory is created 3 Go to the new disk directory 4 In the disk directory find and read the readme txt file 5 To start the installation enter the following command csh install sh a If you select Client installation for a PC used to monitor servers and if there are no available servers with a registered framework on the local subnet that is servers with a complete...

Page 61: ...e rpm files manually before installing MegaRAID Storage Manager software with the procedure listed previously The version is already installed This message indicates that the version of MegaRAID Storage Manager software you are trying to install is already installed on the system The installed version is newer This message indicates that a version of MegaRAID Storage Manager software is already in...

Page 62: ...ck Unblock to allow MegaRAID Storage Manager software to start The Windows Firewall sometimes blocks the operation of programs that use Java To start MegaRAID Storage Manager software on a Red Hat Linux system select Applications System Tools MegaRAID Storage Manager StartupUI To start MegaRAID Storage Manager software on a SUSE SLES 9 system select Start System More Programs MegaRAID Storage Mana...

Page 63: ...want to access The Server Login window appears as shown in the following figure 4 Select an access mode from the drop down menu Select Full Access if you need to both view the current configuration and change the configuration Select View Only if you need to only view and monitor the configuration 5 Enter your user name and password and click Login If the computer is networked this is the login to...

Page 64: ...chy is the system itself One or more controllers are installed in the system The controller label identifies the MegaRAID controller such as the ASUS PIKE 1078 controller so that you can easily differentiate between multiple controllers Each controller has one or more ports Disk drives and other devices are attached to the ports The Logical view shows the hierarchy of controllers virtual disks and...

Page 65: ...torage Manager window has either two or three tabs depending on what kind of device is selected in the left panel The Properties tab displays information about the selected device For example if a controller icon is selected in the left panel the Properties tab lists information such as the controller name NVRAM size and device port count The Operations tab lists the operations that can be perform...

Page 66: ...nel The lower part of the MegaRAID Storage Manager window displays the system event log entries New event log entries appear during the session Each entry has an ID a timestamp and date an error level indicating the severity of the event and a brief description of the event Menu Bar Here are brief descriptions of the main selections on the MegaRAID Storage Manager menu bar File Menu The File menu ...

Page 67: ...e you access the Configuration Wizard and other configuration related commands To access the other configuration commands select Operations Configuration Group Operations Menu The Group Operations menu options include Check Consistency Initialize and Show Progress Tools Menu On the Tools menu you can select Configure Monitor Configurator to access the Event Configuration Notification screen which ...

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Page 69: ...3 Chapter 3 Driver installation This chapter provides instructions for installing the RAID drivers on different operating systems ...

Page 70: ...e another system to create the RAID driver disk from the RAID card support CD or from the Internet A floppy disk with the RAID driver is required when installing Windows or Linux operating system on a hard disk drive that is included in a RAID set You can create a RAID driver disk in DOS using the Makedisk application in the support CD To create a RAID driver disk in DOS environment 1 Place the RA...

Page 71: ... SAS card Driver Windows 2000 Server SP4 Windows XP 32 bit Windows XP 64 bit Windows Server 2003 32 bit Windows Server 2003 64 bit Windows Vista 32 bit Windows Vista 64 bit Windows Server 2008 32 bit Windows Server 2008 64 bit RHEL 3 UP4 32 64 bit RHEL 3 UP5 UP6 32 64 bit RHEL 3 UP7 UP8 32 64 bit RHEL 4 32 64 bit RHEL 4 UP5 32 64 bit RHEL 5 32 64 bit SLES 9 SP1 32 64 bit SLES 9 SP2 32 64 bit SLES ...

Page 72: ...Setup could not determine the type of one or more mass storage devices installed in your system or you have chosen to manually specify an adapter Currently Setup will load support for the following mass storage devices s none To specify additional SCSI adapters CD ROM drives or special disk controllers for use with Windows including those for which you have a device support disk from a mass storag...

Page 73: ...tup ENTER Select F3 Exit You have chosen to configure a SCSI Adapter for use with Windows using a device support disk provided by an adapter manufacturer Select the SCSI Adapter you want from the following list or press ESC to return to the previous screen LSI MegaRAID SAS RAID Controller Driver Windows 2003 LSI MegaRAID SAS RAID Controller Driver Server 2003 32 bit 6 The Windows Setup loads the R...

Page 74: ...installing Windows OS 1 Right click the My Computer icon on the desktop and select Properties from the menu 2 Click the Hardware tab on the top then click the Device Manager button 3 Double click the LSI Logic MegaRAID SAS PCI Express ROMB item 4 Click the Driver tab on the top then click Update Driver ...

Page 75: ...Advanced then click Next to continue 6 Toggle Don t search I will choose the driver to install then click Next to continue 7 Insert the RAID driver disk you created earlier to the floppy disk drive 8 Highlight LSI Logic MegaRAID SAS PCI Express ROMB then click Have Disk ...

Page 76: ...3 8 Chapter 3 Driver installation 9 Select from the drop down menu and locate the driver 10 Click Next to start updating the driver 11 After completing driver update click Finish to close the wizard ...

Page 77: ...x text ENTER Use the function keys listed below for more information F1 Main F2 Options F3 General F4 Kernel F5 Rescue boot linux dd 4 Select fd0 using the Tab key when asked to select the driver disk source Press Tab to move the cursor to OK then press Enter 3 Select Yes using the Tab key when asked if you have the driver disk then press Enter Main Menu Do you have a driver disk Yes No Driver Dis...

Page 78: ...rprise RAID driver disk to the floppy disk drive select OK then press Enter The drivers for the RAID card are installed to the system Insert Driver Disk Insert your driver disk into dev fd0 and press OK to continue OK Back 7 Follow the screen instructions to continue the OS installation More Driver Disks Do you wish to load any more driver disks Yes No ...

Page 79: ...anguage F3 1280 x 1024 F4 DVD F5 Driver Boot from Hard Disk Installation Installation ACPI Disabled Installation Local APIC Disabled Installation Safe Settings Rescue System Memory Test Boot Options 3 Press F5 then select Yes from the menu Press Enter F1 Help F2 Language F3 1280 x 1024 F4 DVD F5 Driver Boot from Hard Disk Installation Installation ACPI Disabled Installation Local APIC Disabled Ins...

Page 80: ...n Installation ACPI Disabled Installation Local APIC Disabled Installation Safe Settings Rescue System Memory Test Boot Options 5 When below screen appears select the floppy disk drive fd0 as the driver update medium Select OK then press Enter Please choose the Driver Update medium OK Back fd0 Floppy sr0 CD ROM TEAC DV 516E sda Disk SEAGATE ST336754SS sdb Disk SEAGATE ST336754SS Other device The d...

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