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Physical Drives Display During POST setting, Removable Media Devices Boot Support setting

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Index ● 151 activity LED connector specifications 122 Alarm Control setting 111 Array Background Consistency Check setting 111, 112 Array-based BBS Support setting 111 array-level features 18 Automatic Failover setting 111 CD-ROM Boot Support setting 111 connecting disk drives 50 connecting external devices 53 CRC Checking setting 113 data protection 19 descriptions 17 to 32 disk drives 42 Drive's Write Cache setting 111 event log 114 figures 17 to 32 firmware 116 flashing 86 I2C connector specifications 122 installation options 45 installing 47 modifying general settings 111 modifying settings with SerialSelect 110 modifying with SerialSelect 113 Phy Rate setting 113 Physical Drives Display During POST setting 111 RAID levels 41 Removable Media Devices Boot Support setting 111 resetting 86 Runtime BIOS setting 111 SAS Address setting 113 SAS cables 42 setting boot controller 55 specifications 148 standard features troubleshooting 84 updating firmware 116 upgrading firmware 19 copyback 19 CRC Checking setting 113 customer support 3 D direct-attach connections 50, 92 disk drives 42, 92 connecting to controllers 50 connections 114 external 53 failure recovery multiple arrays 85 multiple disk drives 86 RAID 0 arrays 86 with hot spare 85 without hot spare 85 formatting 113 identifying 114 initializing 108 recovering from failure 85 rescanning 108 SAS identifiers 92 secure erasing 108 stopping a secure erase 108 solid state 18, 42, 50 types of connections 114 verifying 113 drive requirements 42 Drive's Write Cache setting 111 driver and operating system installation 59 driver disk 60 driver installation 72 to 78 drivers installing on FreeBSD 78 installing on Solaris 76 installing on Windows 74 installing with FreeBSD 71 installing with Linux 62, 63 installing with VMWare 67, 68 installing with Windows 61 E electrostatic discharge 147 end devices 89 event log 114 expander connections 93 expander devices 89 external devices 53 F failed disk drives 85 multiple arrays 85 multiple disk drives 86 RAID 0 arrays 86 without hot spare 85 firmware 116 creating floppy disks 117 firmware upgrades 19 flashing controllers 86 floppy disks for firmware update 117 formatting disk drives 113 FreeBSD

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Index
●
151
activity LED connector specifications
122
Alarm Control setting
111
Array Background Consistency Check setting
111
,
112
Array-based BBS Support setting
111
array-level features
18
Automatic Failover setting
111
CD-ROM Boot Support setting
111
connecting disk drives
50
connecting external devices
53
CRC Checking setting
113
data protection
19
descriptions
17
to
32
disk drives
42
Drive’s Write Cache setting
111
event log
114
figures
17
to
32
firmware
116
flashing
86
I2C connector specifications
122
installation options
45
installing
47
modifying general settings
111
modifying settings with Serial
Select
110
modifying with Serial
Select
113
Phy Rate setting
113
Physical Drives Display During POST setting
111
RAID levels
41
Removable Media Devices Boot Support setting
111
resetting
86
Runtime BIOS setting
111
SAS Address setting
113
SAS cables
42
setting boot controller
55
specifications
148
standard features
troubleshooting
84
updating firmware
116
upgrading firmware
19
copyback
19
CRC Checking setting
113
customer support
3
D
direct-attach connections
50
,
92
disk drives
42
,
92
connecting to controllers
50
connections
114
external
53
failure recovery
multiple arrays
85
multiple disk drives
86
RAID 0 arrays
86
with hot spare
85
without hot spare
85
formatting
113
identifying
114
initializing
108
recovering from failure
85
rescanning
108
SAS identifiers
92
secure erasing
108
stopping a secure erase
108
solid state
18
,
42
,
50
types of connections
114
verifying
113
drive requirements
42
Drive’s Write Cache setting
111
driver and operating system installation
59
driver disk
60
driver installation
72
to
78
drivers
installing on FreeBSD
78
installing on Solaris
76
installing on Windows
74
installing with FreeBSD
71
installing with Linux
62
,
63
installing with VMWare
67
,
68
installing with Windows
61
E
electrostatic discharge
147
end devices
89
event log
114
expander connections
93
expander devices
89
external devices
53
F
failed disk drives
85
multiple arrays
85
multiple disk drives
86
RAID 0 arrays
86
without hot spare
85
firmware
116
creating floppy disks
117
firmware upgrades
19
flashing controllers
86
floppy disks for firmware update
117
formatting disk drives
113
FreeBSD