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4 - Verifying Installation

Once the Rocket RAID 2220 host adapter and hard disks have been installed into the chassis, boot-up the system to verify that the hardware is properly recognized.

1.Power on the system. If the system detects the presence of the adapter, the RocketRAID 2220 BIOS will be displayed.

2.Press Ctrl+H to access the RocketRAID 2220 BIOS Utility.

The BIOS Utility will display information about hard disks attached to the adapter. Make sure all attached disks are detected by this utility. If any of the hard disks are not detected, power down the system and check the power and SATA cable connections.

5 - Single-RAID Cross Adapter

The RocketRAID 2220 is capable of supporting RAID arrays created between hard disks attached to multiple host adapters. Up to sixteen hard disks can be assigned to a single RAID array, and these disks can be attached to as many as four separate RocketRAID 2220 host adapters. This feature is referred to as “Single-RAID Cross Adapter” support.

Each RocketRAID 2220 provides two jumpers dedicated to this feature (JP1 and JP2), and a single cross- adapter cable designed for use with these jumpers. JP1 is a 3 -pin jumper, while JP2 is a 4 -pin design. Each cross -adapter cable has a 3-pin and 4-pin connector, designed for insertion into JP1 and JP2 respectively.

Example installation:

For a 16-hard disk, 2-card cross-adapter RAID configuration, install a second card into the next available PCI-X slot. Insert one end of the cross -adapter cable into the appropriate jumper on the first adapter (3 -pin connector to JP1, 4 -pin connector to JP2), and the remaining connector into the appropriate jumper on the second adapter. There is no particular connector-to-jumper requirement. Any given connector can be inserted into the corresponding jumper on either card.

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Contents RocketRAID 2220 Sataii Host Adapter User’s Guide Revision Date March HighPoint Technologies, IncCopyright TrademarksTable of Contents Creating an Array Deleting an Array Managing EventsProduct Features About this GuideIntroducing the RocketRAID 2220 Host Adapter Understanding RAID Concepts and Terminology Online Capacity Expansion OCE Online RAID Level MigrationOCE, Olrm and the RocketRAID Spare diskRocketRAID 2220 Hardware Description/Installation RocketRAID 2220 Hardware RocketRAID 2220 Adapter Layout Port1- Port8JP1 and JP2 SpeakerLED Connections Installing the RocketRAID 2220 Host Adapter Verifying Installation Single-RAID Cross AdapterRocketRAID 2220 Bios Utility RocketRAID 2220 Bios Utility Bios Command OverviewSettings Creating RAID Arrays Initializing DisksTo create an array Adding/Removing Spare Disks Single RAID -Cross AdapterPage Windows Driver Installation Installation VerificationInstalling the RAID Management Console/ Interface Overview Default ParametersLogging On Software Interface Overview of commands/functions Overview of Function-menus tabsCreating an Array Configuring Spare Disks Deleting an ArrayTo delete an array Recovering/Verifying Arrays Verifying an ArrayTo verify an array To perform OCE/ORLM on an arrayChanging Device Settings Misc. Array/Device OptionsDevice Management A.R.T StatusConfiguring E-mail notification Managing EventsRenaming an Array Viewing Logged EventsManaging Tasks To add a RecipientTo test E-mail notification Add a Scheduled Task Task ManagementNew Task Wizard Configuring Remote Systems Modify a Scheduled TaskDelete a Scheduled Task Add a ConnectionModify a Connection Delete a ConnectionConnect to a Remote System System Configuration Disconnect Remote SystemConfiguring Users and Privileges Add a UserSet Password Delete a UserSet Privilege Linux Driver Support Fedora Core 3 Linux installation Overview Install Fedora LinuxInstallation steps for Fedora Core Prepare the Driver DisketteConfigure System to Automatically Load the Driver Obtain the Driver ModuleMounting and Partitioning the Device Uninstalling the Driver Configure System to Mount Volumes during StartupTo uninstall the RocketRAID 2220 driver Updating the DriverInstall Red Hat Enterprise Linux Red Hat Enterprise 3 OverviewInstalling the RocketRAID 2220 driver for an Existing System Updating the Driver SuSE Linux Enterprise Server Sles installation Overview Installing Sles Linux on the RocketRAID 2220 Host AdapterInstall Sles Linux Installing the RocketRAID 2220 Driver on an Existing System Update GrubInstall the Driver Module Configure System to Automatically Load the Driver Updating the Driver Troubleshooting Checklist Customer SupportContact Information Mail address support@highpoint -tech.comFCC Part 15 Class B Radio Frequency Interference statement European Union Compliance Statement