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Deleting the RAID Set, Rebuilding the Mirrored Set, Resolving Conflicts

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Intel Desktop Board D845PEBT2 Product Guide Deleting the RAID Set To delete a RAID set, do the following: 1. From the RAID Configuration Utility, highlight the Delete RAID set option using the up-down arrow keys and press . 2. When Set0 appears, press . 3. Confirm the deletion of the RAID by pressing . Rebuilding the Mirrored Set In the event that a drive failure, the Mirrored set will need to be rebuilt when the SATA drive is replaced. 1. From the RAID Configuration Utility, highlight the Rebuild Mirrored set option using the up-down arrow keys and press . 2. Select or and press : • The option will copy the disk now, which may take some time. • The option will copy the disk in the background. 3. Confirm the Mirrored set rebuild by pressing . Resolving Conflicts Resolving conflicts only applies to a Mirrored set configuration. If a drive failure occurs and the replacement drive inserted into the system has been part of a RAID array in another system, it could have conflicting drive connection information (Primary or Secondary Master/Slave). If conflicting drive information exists on the replacement drive, the RAID set may be prevented from being rebuilt or created. The old drive connection information must be overwritten with the new connection information. To do so, highlight the Resolve Conflicts option from the RAID Configuration Utility entrance screen using the up-down arrow keys and pressing . This will result in the new information being written to the replacement drive. 44

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Intel Desktop Board D845PEBT2 Product Guide
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Deleting the RAID Set
To delete a RAID set, do the following:
1.
From the RAID Configuration Utility, highlight the
Delete RAID set
option using the up-down
arrow keys and press <Enter>.
2. When
Set0
appears, press <Enter>.
3.
Confirm the deletion of the RAID by pressing <Y>.
Rebuilding the Mirrored Set
In the event that a drive failure, the Mirrored set will need to be rebuilt when the SATA drive is
replaced.
1.
From the RAID Configuration Utility, highlight the
Rebuild Mirrored set
option using the
up-down arrow keys and press <Enter>.
2.
Select <onlinerebuild> or <offlinerebuild> and press <Enter>:
•
The <onlinerebuild> option will copy the disk now, which may take some time.
•
The <offlinerebuild> option will copy the disk in the background.
3.
Confirm the Mirrored set rebuild by pressing <Y>.
Resolving Conflicts
Resolving conflicts only applies to a Mirrored set configuration.
If a drive failure occurs and the
replacement drive inserted into the system has been part of a RAID array in another system, it
could have conflicting drive connection information (Primary or Secondary Master/Slave).
If
conflicting drive information exists on the replacement drive, the RAID set may be prevented from
being rebuilt or created.
The old drive connection information must be overwritten with the new
connection information.
To do so, highlight the
Resolve Conflicts
option from the RAID
Configuration Utility entrance screen using the up-down arrow keys and pressing <Enter>.
This
will result in the new information being written to the replacement drive.