HP LH4r Installation and configuration of the HP NetRAID, NetRAID-1 and NetRAI - Page 94
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Chapter 7 Preparing for Online Capacity Expansion 11. If you have multiple adapters, press ESC to return to the Objects menu. Enable Virtual Sizing on the logical drives of all adapters as necessary. 12. To exit, press ESC until you see the Exit? box, then choose Yes. NOTE Clearing a previous configuration does not reset the Virtual Sizing setting for a logical drive. Use the Reset to Factory Defaults option in Express Tools to disable Virtual Sizing for all logical drives, or manually change the setting. 2. Create the NetWare Partition. 1. Start NetWare and load the Install module. 2. Select Disk Options. 3. Select Modify Disk Partitions. 4. Create a NetWare partition on the logical drive (which has Virtual Sizing enabled). The partition size will be 81,917 MB (82 GB). 5. Save the partition. 3. Create NetWare Volume. How you create the NetWare volume depends on where you installed NetWare. • For drives that do not contain the NetWare operating system, see "Create Volumes on Drives that do not Contain NetWare" in the following section. • If NetWare was installed on a disk array, see the section "Create Volumes on Drives That Contain NetWare." Create Volumes on Drives that do not Contain NetWare 1. Select Volume Options from the Install module. 2. Add a segment up to the actual physical capacity available. In this example, you would add 12 GB. (If this was a NetWare sys volume, you would want to use a 2-GB size, or a size appropriate for your system, and use the balance for a user volume.) 3. Save and mount the volume. At this point, the logical drive has a NetWare partition of 82 GB with a 12-GB segment set as a volume. The 12-GB volume is mounted and ready 86