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C. Select Boot Array, Select/Clear Boot Array, B. View Array Status

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English B. View Array Status: Press F1 to show the array status on the lower screen. If there are no disk arrays then nothing will be displayed on the screen (Figure 9). VIA VT8237S V-RAID Utility V1.20 X Create Array X Delete Array X Select/Clear Boot Array X Serial Number View View Array/Disks Status.. F1 : K, L : Enter : ESC : View Array/disk Status Move to next item Confirm the selection Exit Array No. Array Type Array 0 Stripe Channel0 Master Channel1 Master Stripe Size 64K ST3120026AS ST3120026AS Cap. (GB) 223.58 111.79 111.79 Status Normal Stripe0 Stripe1 Figure 9 C. Select Boot Array: You can select a disk array as boot device if you want to boot operating system from an array. Boot disk array cannot be selected if the operating system does not boot from the disk array. Highlight the Select/Clear Boot Array item in Main Menu and press ENTER. Then press ENTER on the target disk array. The bootable array will be marked with b (Figure 10). If you want to cancel the boot array setting, press ENTER on the bootable array and its boot setting will be canceled. VIA VT8237S V-RAID Utility V1.20 X Create Array X Delete Array X Select/Clear Boot Array X Serial Number View Set Boot OK! Array No. Array Type (b) Array 0 Stripe Channel0 Master Channel1 Master Set/Clear bootable array F1 : K, L : Enter : ESC : View Array/disk Status Move to next item Confirm the selection Exit Stripe Size 64K ST3120026AS ST3120026AS Cap. (GB) 223.58 111.79 111.79 Status Normal Stripe0 Stripe1 Figure 10 - 61 - Appendix

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English
Figure 9
C. Select Boot Array:
You can select a disk array as boot device if you want to boot operating system from an array. Boot
disk array cannot be selected if the operating system does not boot from the disk array. Highlight the
Select/Clear Boot Array
item in Main Menu and press ENTER. Then press ENTER on the target disk
array. The bootable array will be marked with
b
(Figure 10). If you want to cancel the boot array setting,
press ENTER on the bootable array and its boot setting will be canceled.
Figure 10
Set/Clear bootable array
F1
:
View Array/disk Status
,
:
Move to next item
Enter
:
Confirm the selection
ESC
:
Exit
Create Array
Delete Array
Select/Clear Boot Array
Serial Number View
Set Boot OK!
VIA VT8237S V-RAID Utility V1.20
Array No.
Array Type
Stripe Size
Cap. (GB)
Status
(b) Array 0
Stripe
64K
223.58
Normal
Channel0 Master
ST3120026AS
111.79
Stripe0
Channel1 Master
ST3120026AS
111.79
Stripe1
B. View Array Status:
Press F1 to show the array status on the lower screen. If there are no disk arrays then nothing will be
displayed on the screen (Figure 9).
F1
:
View Array/disk Status
,
:
Move to next item
Enter
:
Confirm the selection
ESC
:
Exit
Create Array
Delete Array
Select/Clear Boot Array
Serial Number View
View Array/Disks Status..
Array No.
Array Type
Stripe Size
Cap. (GB)
Status
Array 0
Stripe
64K
223.58
Normal
Channel0 Master
ST3120026AS
111.79
Stripe0
Channel1 Master
ST3120026AS
111.79
Stripe1
VIA VT8237S V-RAID Utility V1.20