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Step 3. Highlight Default using the arrow keys, then press <Enter> to change the option to Manual.

Step 4. Highlight Continue and press <Enter>.

The screen used to prepare the boot partition displays.

Step 5. Highlight Free Space, then press <Enter>.

Step 6. Accept the default (500 MB) or modify as desired, then press <Enter>.

Step 7. Highlight Continue, then press <Enter>.

The Server Settings screen displays. You can modify the settings before going to the next screen.

Step 8. Highlight Continue, then press <Enter>.

The system goes through device driver detection, then the screen displays the device type and driver name. You can modify the device type and driver name.

Step 9. Press Continue, then press <Enter>.

The driver names display.

Step 10. Select Storage adapters using the arrow keys and press <Enter>.

Step 11. Highlight IDEATA.HAM Standard ATA/IDE RAID Adapter Controller in the list of files.

Step 12. Press <Delete> to remove the highlighted filename.

Note: Do not highlight IDEATA.HAM Standard

ATA/IDE/ATAPI Adapter Controller in the list of files; it is needed for the ATAPI CD-ROM drive to operate.

Step 13. Press <Insert> to add a driver.

Step 14. Press <Insert> again.

Step 15. If you have the driver on a diskette, insert it in the A:/ drive.

The install program automatically searches for the driver on the A:/ drive.

Step 16. If you do not have the driver on a diskette, enter the path for the file.

Step 17. Press <Enter>.

The Intel RAID controller displays. There is one driver per controller to remove or add.

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Contents October USER’S GuideCopyright 2004 by LSI Logic Corporation. All rights reserved Iii Copyright 2004 by LSI Logic Corporation. All rights reserved Preface Package ContentsAudience OrganizationConventions Used in This Manual Notation Example Meaning and UseFd1sp Preface Vii ViiiPreface RAID Copyright 2004 by LSI Logic Corporation. All rights reserved Copyright 2004 by LSI Logic Corporation. All rights reserved Xii Xiii Xiv Chapter Overview RAID BenefitsImproved I/O Bios Features Product FeaturesIncreased Reliability Sata PortsDriver Features Manageability/Disk Console RAID Chapter RAID LevelsRAID 0 Array RAID 10 Array RAID Levels Configuring Arrays Chapter Bios Configuration UtilityMaximizing Fault Tolerance Configuration StrategiesAssigning RAID Levels Maximizing Logical Drive PerformancePerforming a Quick Configuration Starting the Bios Configuration Utility Configuring Arrays and Logical DrivesSelecting a Configuration Method Configuring Physical Arrays and Logical DrivesLogical Drive Parameters Easy ConfigurationLogical Drive Parameters and Descriptions Parameter DescriptionConfiguration Menu Screen New Configuration and View/Add Configuration Logical Drive Configuration ScreenAarray number-drive number. For example, Onlin Initializing Logical Drives Logical Drive Submenu Rebuilding Failed DisksInserting a Previously Removed Drive from a RAID 1 Array Checking Data ConsistencyUsing a Pre-loaded System Drive Using a Pre-loaded System Drive Bios Configuration Utility Windows 2000/2003/XP Driver Installation Chapter Operating System InstallationUpdating the Windows 2000/2003/XP Driver Confirming the Windows 2000/2003/XP Driver InstallationDOS Driver Installation Linux Driver InstallationObtaining the Driver Image File Using a Windows Operating System Preparing the Installation Disks for LinuxUsing a Linux Operating System Red Hat Linux Driver Installation on a New SystemSuSE Linux 9.0 Driver Installation on a New System SuSE 8.2 Driver Installation SuSE SLES8 Driver Installation Novell NetWare Driver InstallationNew Novell NetWare System Driver Installation Novell NetWare Driver Files DescriptionPress Delete to remove the highlighted filename Existing Novell NetWare System Driver Installation Novell NetWare Driver Installation Operating System Installation General Description Chapter Hyper Configuration UtilityUsing HyperCFG Installing HyperCFGOptions Description HyperCFG Options and AttributesThis option is used to configures arrays for RAID 0, 1, HyperCFG Options and Attributes HyperCFG Options and Attributes $Filename OptionsRAID Information Configuration FilePhysical Drive Information Logical Array InformationReturn Codes on Error Condition Return Codes on Error ConditionsReturn Code Description Return Codes on Error Condition Hyper Configuration Utility Starting or Stopping Spy Service under Windows 2000, XP, or Chapter Spy ServiceControl Panel Screen Installing and Running Spy Service under Novell NetWare Installing Spy Service under LinuxSpy Service Icon Uninstalling Spy ServiceStop monitor media error Erase error logSpy Service Icon Spy Service Problems and Suggested Solutions Chapter TroubleshootingProblems and Suggested Solutions Problem Suggested SolutionEmbedded Sata Software RAID Problem Report Form Embedded Sata Software RAID Problem Report Form Embedded Sata Software RAID ConfigurationSystem Information 4Troubleshooting Customer Feedback Good Average Fair Poor Reader’s Comments