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Index ● 125 external devices 35 F failed disk drives 58 multiple arrays 58 multiple disk drives 59 RAID 0 arrays 59 without hot spare 58 firmware 98 creating floppy disks 99 firmware upgrades 17 flashing controllers 59 floppy disks for firmware update 99 formatting disk drives 84 FreeBSD driver installation 52 OS installation 47 H hard disk, hard disk drive, hard drive. See disk drive hot spares 16 HotspareDrives keyword array definition block 92 I I2C connector specifications 104 initializing disk drives 80 installation backplane 35 controllers 33 creating a driver disk 43 direct-attach 34 disk drives 34 driver 48 to 52 driver and FreeBSD 47 driver and Linux 45 driver and OpenServer 45 driver and operating system 42 driver and UnixWare 46 driver and VMWare 47 driver and Windows 43 existing operating system 31 external devices 35 installation options 30 with operating system 31 K kit contents 14 L LED connector specifications 104 LED Indication Mode 83 Linux driver installation 50 OS installation 45 Linux installation 45 M Managing 79, 82 mini-SAS direct connection 34 enclosure cable 29 internal cable 29 overview 64 SAS to SATA cable 30 mirroring 28 mode 0 flash 59 N NCQ 16 non-redundant arrays 69 O online expansion 16 OpenServer driver installation 51 OS installation 45 operating system installation 42 operating systems 14 P parity 28 Phy Rate setting 84 phys 63 Physical Drives Display During POST setting 83 playback mode 89 R RAID 16, 17 non-redundant arrays 69 RAID 0 69 RAID 1 70 RAID 10 71 RAID 1E 16, 70 RAID 5 72 RAID 50 74 RAID 5EE 17, 73

Section	Page
About This Guide	11
What You Need to Know Before You Begin	11
Terminology Used in this Guide	12
How to Find More Information	12
Kit Contents and System Requirements	13
Kit Contents	14
System Requirements	14
About Your RAID Controller	15
Standard RAID Controller Features	16
Array-level Features	16
Advanced Data Protection Suite	16
Adding a Battery Backup Module	17
Upgrading the Controller Firmware	17
About the Adaptec RAID 5085	18
About the Adaptec RAID 5405	19
About the Adaptec RAID 5445	20
About the Adaptec RAID 5805	21
About the Adaptec RAID 51245	22
About the Adaptec RAID 51645	23
About the Adaptec RAID 52445	24
About the Adaptec RAID 2045	25
About the Adaptec RAID 2405	26
Getting Started	27
Choosing a RAID Level	28
Selecting Disk Drives and Cables	29
Disk Drives	29
Cables	29
Installation Options	30
Basic Installation Steps	31
Installing with an Operating System	31
Installing on an Existing Operating System	31
Installing the Controller and Disk Drives	32
Before You Begin	33
Installing the Controller	33
Connecting Disk Drives to Your Controllers	34
Connecting Directly to the Controller	34
Connecting to a System Backplane	35
Connecting External Devices	35
Next Steps	36
Creating a Bootable Array	37
Setting the Boot Controller	38
Creating an Array	38
Creating an Array with the ACU	38
Creating an Array with Adaptec Storage Manager	40
Making Your Array Bootable	41
Installing the Driver and an Operating System	42
Before You Begin	43
Creating a Driver Disk	43
Installing with Windows	43
Installing with Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP	44
Installing with Windows Server 2008 or Windows Vista	44
Installing with Red Hat Linux	45
Installing with SUSE Linux	45
Installing with OpenServer	45
Installing with UnixWare	46
Installing with Solaris	46
Installing with VMware	47
Installing with FreeBSD	47
Installing the Driver on an Existing Operating System	48
Before You Begin	49
Creating a Driver Disk	49
Installing on Windows	50
Installing on Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP	50
Installing with Windows Server 2008 or Windows Vista	50
Installing on Red Hat or SUSE Linux	50
Installing on OpenServer	51
Installing on UnixWare	51
Installing on Solaris	51
Installing on VMware	52
Installing on FreeBSD	52
Managing Your Storage Space	53
About Adaptec Storage Manager	54
Installing Adaptec Storage Manager	54
About the Adaptec RAID Controller Configuration Utility	54
About the Adaptec RAID Configuration Utility	55
About the Adaptec Flash Utility	55
Which Utility Should I Use?	55
Solving Problems	56
Troubleshooting Checklist	57
Monitoring Disk Drives Status	57
Silencing the Alarm	57
Recovering from a Disk Drive Failure	58
Failed Disk Drive Protected by a Hot Spare	58
Failed Disk Drive Not Protected by a Hot Spare	58
Failure in Multiple Arrays Simultaneously	58
Disk Drive Failure in a RAID 0 Array	59
Multiple Failures in the Same Array	59
Resetting the Controller	59
Introduction to SAS	61
Terminology Used in This Chapter	62
What is SAS?	62
How Do SAS Devices Communicate?	63
What’s a Phy?	63
What’s a SAS Port?	64
What’s a SAS Address?	64
What’s a SAS Connector?	64
What do SAS Cables Look Like?	64
How are Disk Drives Identified in SAS?	65
What are the SAS Connection Options?	65
Direct-attach Connections	65
Backplane Connections	65
SAS Expander Connections	66
How is SAS Different from Parallel SCSI?	67
Understanding RAID	68
Understanding Drive Segments	69
Non-redundant Arrays (RAID 0)	69
RAID 1 Arrays	70
RAID 1 Enhanced Arrays	70
RAID 10 Arrays	71
RAID 5 Arrays	72
RAID 5EE Arrays	73
RAID 50 Arrays	74
RAID 6 Arrays	75
RAID 60 Arrays	75
Selecting the Best RAID Level	76
Using the Adaptec RAID Configuration Utility	77
Introduction to the ARC Utility	78
Running the ARC Utility	78
Navigating the ARC Utility	78
Using the ACU to Create and Manage Arrays	78
Creating a New Array	78
Managing Existing Arrays	79
Creating Bootable Arrays	79
Modifying Power Management Settings	79
Modifying Cache Settings	80
Initializing Disk Drives	80
Rescanning Disk Drives	80
Secure Erasing Disk Drives	80
Stopping a Secure Erase	81
Managing Global Hot Spares	81
Using the ACU to Create and Manage JBODs	81
Creating a New JBOD	81
Managing Existing JBODs	82
Converting a JBOD Into a Simple Volume	82
Using SerialSelect to Modify Controller Settings	82
Opening SerialSelect	82
Applying Changes and Exiting	82
Modifying Your Controller’s Configuration	82
General Controller Settings	83
Power Management Settings	84
PHY Settings	84
Formatting and Verifying Disk Drives	84
Locating Disk Drives	85
Identifying Disk Drives	85
Viewing the Event Log	86
Using the Array Configuration Utility for DOS	87
Getting Started	88
Working in the ACU Using Menus	88
Running the ACU Using Scripts	89
About Playback Mode	89
About Record Mode	90
Creating the Script File Manually	90
Entering Comments in the Script File	90
Array Definition Block Keywords	91
Array Keyword	91
Drives Keyword	91
End Keyword	92
HotspareDrives Keyword	92
InitializeAll Keyword	92
Method Keyword	93
ReadCache Keyword	93
Size Keyword	93
StripeSize Keyword	93
Type Keyword	94
Wait Keyword	94
WriteCache Keyword	94
ACU Error Codes	94
Sample Scripts	95
Using the Adaptec Flash Utility	97
System Requirements	98
Compatibility Notes	98
Before You Begin	98
Obtaining the Firmware	98
Creating the Firmware Update Disks	99
Running the Menu-based AFU	99
Running the AFU from the Command Line	100
AFU Commands	100
List	100
Save	100
Update	101
Verify	102
Version	102
Help	102
Updating the Flash Using the AFU Command Line	103
Controller LED and I2C Connector Quick Reference	104
Adaptec RAID 5085 LED Connector Specification	105
Adaptec RAID 5405 LED and I2C Connector Specification	106
Adaptec RAID 5445 LED and I2C Connector Specification	108
Adaptec RAID 5805 LED and I2C Connector Specification	110
Adaptec RAID 51245 LED and I2C Connector Specification	112
Adaptec RAID 51645 LED and I2C Connector Specification	114
Adaptec RAID 52445 LED and I2C Connector Specification	116
Adaptec RAID 2045 LED Connector Specification	118
Adaptec RAID 2405 LED and I2C Connector Specification	119
Safety Information	120
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)	120
Technical Specifications	121
Environmental Specifications	122
DC Power Requirements	122
Current Requirements	122

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125

external devices

failed disk drives

multiple arrays

multiple disk drives

RAID 0 arrays

without hot spare

firmware

creating floppy disks

firmware upgrades

flashing controllers

floppy disks for firmware update

formatting disk drives

FreeBSD

driver installation

OS installation

hard disk, hard disk drive, hard drive.

See

disk drive

hot spares

HotspareDrives keyword

array definition block

I2C connector specifications

104

initializing disk drives

installation

backplane

controllers

creating a driver disk

direct-attach

disk drives

driver

driver and FreeBSD

driver and Linux

driver and OpenServer

driver and operating system

driver and UnixWare

driver and VMWare

driver and Windows

existing operating system

external devices

installation options

with operating system

kit contents

LED connector specifications

104

LED Indication Mode

Linux

driver installation

OS installation

Linux installation

Managing

mini-SAS

direct connection

enclosure cable

internal cable

overview

SAS to SATA cable

mirroring

mode 0 flash

NCQ

non-redundant arrays

online expansion

OpenServer

driver installation

OS installation

operating system installation

operating systems

parity

Phy Rate setting

phys

Physical Drives Display During POST setting

playback mode

RAID

non-redundant arrays

RAID 0

RAID 1

RAID 10

RAID 1E

RAID 5

RAID 50

RAID 5EE