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Table 11. Hard Drive Replacement Options (continued) Description Manual Hot Plug StorCon or StorCon+ guides the user to the point where a new hard drive can be built into the array drive. Auto Hot Plug The subsystem must be configured with StorCon or StorCon Plus, before the auto hot plug can work. Thereafter a hard drive can just be pulled out and plugged in, and the Intel RAID Controller SRCU32 "knows" what to do. In addition, SAF-TE and SES report the enclosure status (power supplies, fans, temperature etc.) to the Intel RAID Controller SRCU32 and the Intel RAID Controller SRCU32 driver. Automatic Replacement with Hot Fix Drive The hot fix drive is assigned to an array drive. There are two types of hot fix drives: Private hot fix drive (Available for one array drive only) Pool hot fix drive (Several array drives share this hot fix drive) Intel RAID Controller SRCU32 Quick Start This section is a quick start that can be used when installing the Intel RAID Controller SRCU32 using either Windows 2000 or Red Hat† Linux† 7.1. For more detailed instructions and to get information when using other operating systems, please refer to the chapters 3 through 10. Make an OS Installation Diskette 1. Boot from the Intel RAID Controller SRCU32 Software CD. 2. Select "Create Diskettes." 3. Create an operating system installation diskette. Getting Started 37

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Getting Started
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Table 11.
Hard Drive Replacement Options
(continued)
Manual Hot Plug
Auto Hot Plug
Automatic Replacement
with Hot Fix Drive
Description
StorCon or StorCon+ guides
the user to the point where a
new hard drive can be built
into the array drive.
The subsystem must be
configured with StorCon or
StorCon Plus, before the
auto hot plug can work.
Thereafter a hard drive can
just be pulled out and
plugged in, and the Intel
RAID Controller SRCU32
“knows” what to do.
In
addition, SAF-TE and SES
report the enclosure status
(power supplies, fans,
temperature etc.) to the Intel
RAID Controller SRCU32
and the Intel RAID Controller
SRCU32 driver.
The hot fix drive is assigned
to an array drive.
There are
two types of hot fix drives:
Private hot fix drive
(Available for one array drive
only)
Pool hot fix drive
(Several array drives share
this hot fix drive)
Intel RAID Controller SRCU32 Quick Start
This section is a quick start that can be used when installing the Intel RAID Controller SRCU32
using either Windows 2000 or Red Hat
†
Linux
†
7.1.
For more detailed instructions and to get
information when using other operating systems, please refer to the chapters 3 through 10.
Make an OS Installation Diskette
1.
Boot from the Intel RAID Controller SRCU32 Software CD.
2. Select “Create Diskettes.”
3.
Create an operating system installation diskette.