SIIG US2265, User Manual

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RAID
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13. Answer Y to copy from the Source to the Destination drive.
14. Answer N to decline Offline Copy.
15. Answer Y to enable Auto-rebuild.
16. When asked Are You Sure? , Press Y to accept.
17. Press ESC to exit the RAID BIOS utility and reboot the
computer.
Note: Ignore the error message displayed by the RAID BIOS
and continue booting. The mirror will rebuild automatically.
2-9 Rebuilding a Failed Mirrored-Striped set
The steps below will guide you in rebuilding a failed Mirrored-
Stripe set. When a failure to one drive occurs you will be notified
either by the RAID BIOS utility during boot or by the Medley GUI
while in Windows. In the following steps you will replace the bad
drive with a new drive , enter the RAID BIOS, configure the new
drive as Spare then reboot the system. The RAID bios will change
the Spare drive designation into a member of the Mirrored-Striped
set.
1. Replace the failed drive with one of identical size or of
larger capacity.
Note: It is recommended to replace the bad drive with an
identical drive, or with a drive of the same make. In all
cases, the replacement drive must be of equal or larger
capacity than the bad drive.
2. Start the computer and during boot press F3 , when
prompted, to enter the RAID BIOS.
3. Press F3 to assign a Spare drive.
4. Press the number corresponding to the new drive.
5. When asked
Are You Sure? Press Y to accept.
6. Press ESC to exit the RAID BIOS utility and reboot the
computer.
Note: Ignore the error message displayed by the RAID BIOS
and continue booting. The mirror will rebuild automatically.