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4
In the Partition Read Ahead Size panel, select the size you want.
The current size displays in the drop-down list with ** next to it.
5
Click
Set Read Ahead Cache Size
.
3.4.6 Deleting a Partition
You can delete a partition when you no longer need it and you want to use the space for another purpose.
Caution
Deleting a partition deletes all data contained in the partition.
Note
You cannot delete a partition while any utility (Initialize, Verify, Expand, or Reconstruct) is running on the
array. You must stop the utility, if allowed, or let it finish before you can delete the partition.
To delete a partition:
1
From SAM, select
Manage Galaxy 65 Subsystem > LUN Management > Partition Menu > Delete
Partition
.
The
Delete Partition
page displays with a list of all existing arrays.
2
In the
Select an Array to View LUN Information
panel, select the array whose partition you want to delete.
3
In the
Partition Menu
panel, select the partition name.
4
Click
Delete Partition
.
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