System Upgrade 8-11
Command Action
1 Bring Down(System Disk)
2 Bring Up(System Disk)
3 Status(System Disks)
9 <= Return
Command:9
(Example of RAID configuration)
Command Action
1 => RAID
2 => SCSI
9 Quit
Command:1
Command Action
1 New Disks
2 Remove Half Disk
3 Repair Disk
4 Remove Full Disks
5 Status(Raid)
6 Status(All Disks)
9 <= Return
Command:1
[New Disks]
Which scsi SLOT?[1,2,4,5]:2 (*1)
Making the disk partition table: SLOT=2 SIZE=69809 (MB)
How many partitions?[1-12]:4 (*2)
Input the SIZE of partition 1 [1-65620(MB)]:10000
Input the SIZE of partition 5 [1-55620(MB)]:20000
Input the SIZE of partition 6 [1-35620(MB)]:20000
partition 7: 19809
Are you sure to create?[y/n]:y
Now the creation of RAID configuration begins and the process is completed unless there is any
problem. For RAID status, user “Status(Raid).”
Notes:
1: Before configuring RAID, insert disks to slots and add them to the system. Insert the disks to
make pairs in Slot1 and Slot4, and Slot 2 and Slot 5. In this example, Slot 2 and Slot 5 are
paired.
2: Enter the number of partitions to create. Then, assign the capacity in MB to each partition.
Values of the last partition will be assigned automatically. The partition numbers begin with 1
and the next number is 5 and the following numbers are in ascending order. A certain amount
of capacity is reserved for the last partition. Therefore the specifiable range is smaller than
actual disk capacity. The actual partition size varies slightly depending on the disk structure.
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