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Rebuilding failed disks

A manual rebuild is used to rebuild failed drives. The CU allows manual rebuild for an individual drive or a group of drives. The rebuilding of a group of drives is done through batch mode.

To rebuild a group of failed drives:

1Under the Management menu, select Rebuild.

A device selection window displays. In the window the failed drives’ indicators will display FAIL.

2Use the arrow keys to select the drives to be rebuilt, then press the spacebar to select the highlighted drives for rebuild.

3Press F10, then select Yes at the confirmation prompt. The selected drives’ indicators will change to REBLD.

4After the rebuild is completed, press Esc to return to the Management menu.

To rebuild an individual drive:

1Under the Management menu, select Objects, then Physical Drive.

2Use the arrow keys to select a specific drive, then press Enter.

3Select the Rebuild option from the menu, then respond to the confirmation prompt.

4After the rebuild is completed, press any key to display the previous menu.

Note: If you have auto-rebuild enabled in the BIOS, the rebuild begins as soon as you enter the RAID CU. If auto-rebuild is disabled, you have the option to rebuild by following the procedure in above section.

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Acer G320 Series manual Rebuilding failed disks, To rebuild a group of failed drives, To rebuild an individual drive

G320 Series specifications

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