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B. Delete Array:

If you want to delete an existing array, select Delete Array in Main Menu and press ENTER. The channel column will be activated. Select the member of an array that is to be deleted and press ENTER. A warning message will show up, press Y to confirm or press N to cancel (Figure 9).

VIA Tech. VT8237 SATA RAID BIOS Ver 4.97

Create Array

 

 

Delete a RAID array contain

 

Delete Array

 

 

the hard disks attached to

 

Create/Delete Spare

VIA RAID controller

 

 

Select Boot Array

 

F1

:

View Array/disk Status

 

Serial Number View

 

The selected array will be destoried.

,

: Move to next item

 

Enter

:

Confirm the selection

 

Are you sure? Continue? Press Y/N

ESC

:

Exit

 

 

Channel

Drive Name

Array Name

 

Mode

Size(GB)

Status

[*]Serial_Ch0 Master

ST3120026AS

ARRAY 0

 

SATA

111.79

Stripe0

[*]Serial_Ch1 Master

ST3120026AS

ARRAY 0

 

SATA

111.79

Stripe1

Figure 9

Deleting a disk array will destroy all the data on the disk array except for RAID 1 array(s). When a RAID 1 array is deleted, the data on the two hard drives will be reserved and the two hard drives will become two normal drives.

C. Select Boot Array:

You can select a disk array as boot device if you want to boot operating system from an array. Boot disk array cannot be selected if the operating system does not boot from the disk array. Highlight the Select Boot Array item in Main Menu; press ENTER and the channel column will be activated. Then highlight the target disk array and press ENTER. Press ESC to go back to Main Menu. If you want to cancel the boot array setting, select the disk array that has an asterisk and press ENTER, its boot setting will be canceled (Figure 10).

VIA Tech. VT8237 SATA RAID BIOS Ver 4.97

Create Array

 

Set/Clear bootable array

 

Delete Array

 

 

 

 

 

 

Create/Delete Spare

 

 

 

 

 

Select Boot Array

 

F1

:

View Array/disk Status

 

Serial Number View

 

 

 

,

: Move to next item

 

 

 

Enter

:

Confirm the selection

 

 

 

ESC

:

Exit

 

 

Channel

Drive Name

Array Name

 

Mode

Size(GB)

Status

[*]Serial_Ch0 Master

ST3120026AS

ARRAY 0

 

SATA

111.79

Boot

[*]Serial_Ch1 Master

ST3120026AS

ARRAY 0

 

SATA

111.79

Boot

Figure 10

 

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Appendix

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Contents GA-VM800PMC GA-VM800PMC Product Manual Classification CopyrightTable of Contents Drivers Installation Item Checklist GA-VM800PMC Motherboard Layout Block Diagram Preparing Your Computer Considerations Prior to InstallationInstallation Notices Instances of Non-WarrantyCPU Feature SummaryMbit flash ROM Installation of the CPU Installation of the CPU and CPU CoolerInstallation of the CPU Cooler Installation of Memory Installation of Expansion Cards I/O Back Panel Introduction English Connectors IntroductionATX12V / ATX Power Connector FDD FDD Connector Cpufan / Sysfan Cooler Fan Power ConnectorSATA0 / SATA1 Serial ATA Connector IDE1 / IDE2 IDE ConnectorFpanel Front Panel Connector Pwrled Faudio Front Audio Panel ConnectorSpdifio S/PDIF In/Out Connector Cdin CD in ConnectorFUSB1 / FUSB2 Front USB Connectors Surcen Surround Center ConnectorCI Chassis Intrusion, Case Open Comb Comb ConnectorClrcmos Clear Cmos BatteryMain Menu Status Page Setup Menu / Option Page Setup MenuF12 Boot Menu Main Menu For example Bios Ver. D5„ PnP/PCI Configuration „ Standard Cmos Features„ Advanced Bios Features „ Power Management SetupIDE Channel 0/1 Master, Slave TimeIDE Channel 2/3 Master Memory Floppy 3 Mode Support for Japan AreaDrive a Halt onInit Display First Hard Disk Boot PriorityVGA Share Memory Size Limit Cpuid Max. to 3 Note First / Second / Third Boot DevicePassword Check CPU Hyper-Threading NoteAC97 Audio OnBoard LAN Boot ROMSata Mode OnChip Serial ATAUSB Keyboard Support Parallel Port ModeEPP Mode Select USB 2.0 ControllerPower Management Setup Modem Ring Resume Mouse Power OnResume by Alarm PME Event Wake UpPnP/PCI Configurations Case Opened Current VoltageV Vcore / DDR Power / +3.3V / +12VSystem / CPU Temperature System Warning TemperatureSYS / CPU FAN Fail Warning CPU Warning TemperatureCPU Smart FAN Control Note Load Fail-Safe Defaults Set Supervisor/User Password Exit Without Saving Save & Exit SetupEnglish Install Chipset Drivers Drivers InstallationSoftware Information Software ApplicationContact Us Hardware InformationEnglish EasyTune 5 Introduction Unique Software UtilitiesUser Interface Overview System requirements Xpress Recovery2 IntroductionHow to use the Xpress Recovery2 Boot from CD/DVD F9 Xpress Recovery2Precautions Main Screen of Xpress Recovery2Limitations Method 1 Q-FlashTMUtility Flash Bios Method IntroductionBefore You Begin Task menu for Q-Flash utility Exploring the Q-FlashTM / Dual Bios utility screenTask menu for Dual Bios utility Entering the Q-FlashTMutilitySteps Using the Q-FlashTMutilityYou can repeat to 4 to flash the backup BIOS, too Press Y on your keyboard to save and exit FlashTMutility bar Exploring the Q-FlashTMutility screenCongratulation!! You have updated Bios successfully Methods and steps Method 2 @BIOSTM UtilityEnglish To configure Sata hard drives, follow the steps below Configuring Sata Hard DrivesInstall Sata hard drives in your system RAID Step Save and exit Bios Setup Configuring RAID set in RAID Bios Create Array 111.79 Stripe0 SerialCh1 Master ST3120026AS Delete Array Serial Number View Making a Sata Driver Disk Installing Sata controller driver during OS installation ENTER=Select F3=Exit Enter= Continue R=Repair F3=Exit 5 2 / 4 / 6 Channel Audio Function Introduction Channel Audio SetupChannel Analog Audio Output Mode Basic 6 Channel Analog Audio Output Mode English Basic & Advanced 6 Channel Analog Audio Output Mode Notes Troubleshooting English English English English English English English Taiwan Headquarters Contact UsGigabyte Global Service System