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Loading NetWare Drivers During Server Restart, Select/Modify driver Parameters

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Installing the Driver 7 At the NetWare server console prompt, type load nwconfig.nlm and press Enter. 8 Select Driver Options and press Enter. 9 Select Configure disk and storage device drivers and press Enter. 10 Select Select an additional driver and press Enter. 11 Insert the driver floppy disk, then press the Insert key. All available drivers are displayed. 12 Press the Insert key again to access additional drivers. 13 Press Enter to scan for the drivers. 14 Select Adaptec AdvancedRAID Controller and press Enter. The aacraid parameters screen is displayed. 15 Select Select/Modify driver Parameters and press Enter. 16 Select Save parameters and load driver. 17 When prompted to select an additional driver, select No. 18 Press Esc to exit the Nwconfig utility. 19 Create any arrays using the ARC utility (see Using the ACU on page A-2) or remotely using Adaptec Storage Manager (refer the online Help). Alternatively, you can create arrays using the Command Line Interface (CLI). Refer to the Adaptec Command Line Interface Reference Guide. Now that you have installed the drivers, refer to your NetWare documentation to modify disk partitions, apply hot fixes, or perform volume maintenance. See also Loading NetWare Drivers During Server Restart. Loading NetWare Drivers During Server Restart To automatically load the aacraid.ham driver during server restart, the startup.ncf file (usually located in your server's startup directory) must contain a load command line that specifies the location of the driver and any appropriate command line options. 3-11

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3-11
Installing the Driver
7
At the NetWare server console prompt, type
load nwconfig.nlm
and press
Enter
.
8
Select
Driver
Options
and press
Enter
.
9
Select
Configure disk and storage device drivers
and press
Enter
.
10
Select
Select an additional driver
and press
Enter
.
11
Insert the driver floppy disk, then press the
Insert
key.
All available drivers are displayed.
12
Press the
Insert
key again to access additional drivers.
13
Press
Enter
to scan for the drivers.
14
Select
Adaptec AdvancedRAID Controller
and press
Enter
.
The aacraid parameters screen is displayed.
15
Select
Select/Modify driver Parameters
and press
Enter
.
16
Select
Save parameters and load driver
.
17
When prompted to select an additional driver,
select
No
.
18
Press
Esc
to exit the
Nwconfig
utility.
19
Create any arrays using the ARC utility (see
Using the ACU
on
page A-2
) or remotely using Adaptec Storage Manager (refer
the online Help). Alternatively, you can create arrays using the
Command Line Interface (CLI). Refer to the
Adaptec Command
Line Interface Reference Guide
.
Now that you have installed the drivers, refer to your NetWare
documentation to modify disk partitions, apply hot fixes, or
perform volume maintenance. See also
Loading NetWare Drivers
During Server Restart
.
Loading NetWare Drivers During Server Restart
To automatically load the
aacraid.ham
driver during server restart,
the
startup.ncf
file (usually located in your server's startup
directory) must contain a load command line that specifies the
location of the driver and any appropriate command line options.