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Troubleshooting
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Q8: Under Windows NT, disks show up at boot time but don’t
show up in Disk Administrator.
The driver has not been installed. See “Installing the ATA RAID
controller on systems that boot from a different device” on page 74.
Q9: An array shows up as incomplete in the Disk Array Con-
figuration Utility’s main display similar to the following:
Array Unit 1 - Incomplete 6.5 GB
Port 1 - FUJITSU MPC3065AH 6.5 GB
The array has some but not all of its members available. The array
will be unusable. If this array is your boot device, your machine
will not boot. You must either find the missing disk and replace it to
complete the array, or release the member disks by deleting the
incomplete array(s) listed in the display. Remember that deleting a
disk array overwrites any existing data on the member drives.
Q10: Under Windows NT, disks don’t appear in the Windows
Explorer, but appear in the 3ware BIOS scrolling messages and
appear in the Disk Array Configuration Utility’s main display.
Log in as the administrator. Partition and format any new disk
arrays or freed disks using Disk Administrator. Choose Programs
from the Start menu, followed by Administrative Tools and Disk
Administrator.
Q11: The use of Red Hat’s Disk Druid partitioning utility with
Red Hat 6.2 or 7.0 is limited to 112 GB.
Use fdisk if more storage capacity is required.
Q12: I have created partitions over 70G but FDISK seems to
think that I have a 6G partition.
Windows 98 FDISK uses 16 bit integers to store the number of
megabytes for each storage device. The largest capacity it can dis-
play correctly is 65,353MB. For example, 37G in hex is 08BBA
and if you stripe two drives to create a 74G partition, the lower 16
bit is 1774. Hex to decimal conversion of 1774 is 6004MB (6G).