HP Xw9300 NVIDIA: RAID Users Guide - Page 14

Features and Benefits Summary, RAID across PATA and SATA, Spare Drive and Dedicated Drive, Support

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CHAPTER 1 About NVIDIA RAID Features and Benefits Summary Features RAID across PATA and SATA Spare Drive and Dedicated Drive Support Bootable RAID Morphing Disk Failure Identification Benefits • Supports both Serial ATA and Parallel ATA disk devices within a single RAID Array. • Single set up procedure applies to all drives. • Allows the user to dedicate a "spare" disk as a hot standby in the event of a array failure. • Offers additional protection in case of a failure in a mirrored array. • Supports the use of a RAID drive for loading the operating system at power up for optimal performance • Allows the user to upgrade for more performance, security, and capacity. • Allows the user to change the current state of a disk/ array to another array with a one step process called "morphing", without losing any data during the configuration change. • Notifies the user when a disk fails and instructs you on which one to replace 10 NVIDIA RAID User's Guide - Version 2.0 A

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NVIDIA RAID User’s Guide
– Version 2.0 A
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About NVIDIA RAID
Features and Benefits Summary
Features
Benefits
RAID across PATA and SATA
Supports both Serial ATA and Parallel ATA disk
devices within a single RAID Array.
Single set up procedure applies to all drives.
Spare Drive and Dedicated Drive
Support
Allows the user to dedicate a "spare" disk as a hot
standby in the event of a array failure.
Offers additional protection in case of a failure in a
mirrored array.
Bootable RAID
Supports the use of a RAID drive for loading the
operating system at power up for optimal performance
Morphing
Allows the user to upgrade for more performance,
security, and capacity.
Allows the user to change the current state of a disk/
array to another array with a one step process called
"morphing", without losing any data during the
configuration change.
Disk Failure Identification
Notifies the user when a disk fails and instructs you on
which one to replace