IBM 520 - Page 118

Performing Common Tasks
Attention: All the data and programs in the array will be lost
during this procedure.
5. Press Del. The Confirm pop-up window appears.
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Create/Delete Array
1. Help
2. Delete Disk Array
3. Create Disk Array
4. Define Logical Drive
5. Define/Undefine Hot-spare Drive
6. Delete Logical Drive
7. Exit
SelectachoiceusingtheUpArrow()andDownArrow()keysandpressEnter.
Press Esc to return to previous menu.
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IBM PC ServeRAID Adapter Disk Array Configuration Ver. 1.XX
Adapter Number: 1 Bus Number: 0 Host ID = Null Config
6. If you do not want to delete the array, select No. To delete the
array, select Yes.
Notes:
 To use hard disks from the existing array when
creating a new array, you must confirm the deletion
of the existing array.
 In some operating systems, deleting an array and
associated logical drives might change the drive
letters assigned to the existing drives.
If a defunct drive is still in a bay, the status shows a Defunct
Hot-spare (DHS) drive. You can select Rebuild/Device
Management, then reset the drive state by selecting Set Device
State (see “Defining the State of a Drive” on page 108 for more
information). If the drive is good, set the drive state to Hot-Spare
(HSP); then, select the drive again and set the drive to Ready
(RDY). If the drive is defective, replace it with a good drive; then
set the new drive state to Ready (RDY).
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