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4. The "Create Array" screen appears. ENTER/SPACE:Select, ESC:Back/Exit [Adapter] [Create] [Delete] Select free disks to create IDCrePaotret ArDriasyk Name * 0 Ra0id LeSvAeTlA: :HDRSA7I2D10010KLA330 * 4 Ma1x SizSeA(TMAB): :HD1S67425120610KLA330 Capacity(MB) : 164526 Stripe Size Quick Init Cache Mode Array Name Disks ID NEXT : 64KB : No : Write Back : : 0 1 Size Speed Status 164.6GB SATA II FREE 82.3GB SATA II FREE Marvell BIOS Setup (c) 2006 Marvell Technology, Ltd. 5. Use the arrow key to select the Raid Level item and press to display the available RAID set. Select a RAID set and press to create. ENTER/SPACE:Select, ESC:Back/Exit [Adapter] [Create] [Delete] Select free disks to create IDCrePaotret ArDriasyk Name * 0 Ra0id LeSvAeTlA: :HDRSA7I2D10010KLA330 * 4 Ma1x SizSeA(TMAB): :HD1S6*74R25A12I06D100KLA330 Capacity(MB) : 164R5A2I6D1 Stripe Size : 64KRBAID10 Quick Init : No RAID5 Cache Mode : Write Back Array Name : Disks ID NEXT : 0 1 Size Speed Status 164.6GB SATA II FREE 82.3GB SATA II FREE Marvell BIOS Setup (c) 2006 Marvell Technology, Ltd. • The available RAID sets vary with the number of disks you select. The RAID sets that you are not allowed to create are grayed out. • We recommend that you keep the default values of the items other than Raid Level in the Create Array screen. 5-46 Chapter 5: Software support

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Chapter 5: Software support
4.
The "Create Array" screen appears.
Marvell BIOS Setup (c) 2006 Marvell Technology, Ltd.
ENTER/SPACE:Select, ESC:Back/Exit
Select free disks to create
Size
Speed
Status
* 0
164.6GB
SATA II
FREE
* 4
82.3GB
SATA II
FREE
[
Adapter]
[
Create]
[
Delete]
Create Array
Raid Level
:
RAID0
Max Size(MB) :
164526
Capacity(MB) :
164526
Stripe Size
:
64KB
Quick Init
:
No
Cache Mode
:
Write Back
Array Name
:
Disks ID
:
0 1
NEXT
5.
Use the arrow key to select the
Raid Level
item and press <Enter> to display
the available RAID set. Select a RAID set and press <Enter> to create.
•
The available RAID sets vary with the number of disks you select. The
RAID sets that you are not allowed to create are grayed out.
•
We recommend that you keep the default values of the items other than
Raid Level in the Create Array screen.
Marvell BIOS Setup (c) 2006 Marvell Technology, Ltd.
ENTER/SPACE:Select, ESC:Back/Exit
Select free disks to create
Size
Speed
Status
* 0
164.6GB
SATA II
FREE
* 4
82.3GB
SATA II
FREE
[
Adapter]
[
Create]
[
Delete]
Create Array
Raid Level
: RAID0
Max Size(MB) : 164526
Capacity(MB) : 164526
Stripe Size
: 64KB
Quick Init
: No
Cache Mode
: Write Back
Array Name
:
Disks ID
:
0 1
NEXT
*RAID0
RAID1
RAID10
RAID5