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Table 6-2. Virtual Disk Parameters and Descriptions (continued)

Parameter	Description

Read Policy	Read-ahead enables the Read-Ahead feature for the virtual
	disk. You can set this parameter to Read-ahead,
	No-read-ahead, or Adaptive. The default is No-read-ahead.
	Read-ahead specifies that the controller uses Read-Ahead for
	the current virtual disk. Read-ahead capability allows the
	controller to read sequentially ahead of requested data and
	store the additional data in cache memory, anticipating that
	the data is required soon.
	No-read-ahead specifies that the controller does not use
	Read-Ahead for the current virtual disk.
	NOTE: No-Read-Ahead shows higher performance results due to
	the effectiveness of hard-drive caching algorithms.
	Adaptive specifies that the controller begins using Read-Ahead
	if the two most recent disk accesses occurred in sequential
	sectors. If all read requests are random, the algorithm reverts to
	No-read-ahead; however, all requests are still evaluated for
	possible sequential operation.

Virtual Disk Management

Creating Virtual Disks

NOTE: PERC 6 does not support creation of a virtual disk that combines SAS physical disks and SATA physical disks.

Perform the following steps to create virtual disks.

1During host system bootup, press <Ctrl><R> when the BIOS banner displays.

The Virtual Disk Management screen displays. If there is more than one controller, the main menu screen displays. Select a controller, and press <Enter>. The Virtual Disk Management screen displays for the selected controller.

NOTE: This procedure describes the BIOS Configuration Utility screens in Tree View.

2Use the arrow keys to highlight Controller # or Disk Group #.

Configuring and Managing RAID

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disk. You can set this parameter to Read-ahead,

the current virtual disk. Read-ahead capability allows the

the effectiveness of hard-drive caching algorithms.

Virtual Disk Management

Creating Virtual Disks

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