LSI 3ware 9750 User Manual

Chapter 7. Configuring Units
120 3ware SATA+SAS RAID Controller Card Software User Guide, Version 10.2
volume. Then use 3DM2 or CLI to remove the unit. Then rescan so the
operating system can recognize the new capacity.
In addition, in order to use the new capacity, you need to either resize the
existing partition or add a new partition.
To inform the operating system that a unit has been changed
1 If the unit you reconfigured is the boot unit, restart the system and skip to
Step 3.
If the unit you reconfigured is secondary storage, unmount the file system
from the unit.
• Under FreeBSD, from a command prompt, type
sync <enter>, sync
<enter>,
sync <enter>.
You can then unmount the unit with this command:
umount <mount
location>
• Under Linux, from a command prompt, type sync <enter>, sync
<enter>,
sync <enter>.
You can then unmount the unit with this command:
umount <mount
location>
• Under Mac OS, Unmount the file system from the unit.
Launch the Macintosh Disk Utility, select the unit, and click the
Unmount button the toolbar, or select the icon for the unit on the
desktop and drag it to the trash.
• Under OpenSolaris, Please consult your system documentation and
the LSI KnowledgeBase for more information.
• Under VMware, Please consult your system documentation and the
LSI KnowledgeBase for more information.
• Under Windows, go to
Start >> Administrative Tools >> Computer
Management
, and select Disk Management. Remove the logical
drive letter for the unit.
2 In the software, remove and rescan the controller, in order to update unit
information.
a In 3DM2 choose
Management >> Maintenance and select the
appropriate unit.
b Click the
Remove Unit button.
c After the unit has been removed, click the
Rescan button. The new
unit capacity displays.
4 Resize the partition and file system or create a new partition.

LSI 3ware 9750 Specifications

General

Brand	LSI
Model	3ware 9750
Category	Controller
Language	English