Intel SRCU31 Advanced Installation Steps, Naming the RAID Volume, 4.Create RAID 0 Volume

Advanced Installation Steps

Naming the RAID Volume

In Figure 2-4, RAID 0 volume is named Volume1. By default, the first RAID volume name will always appear as Volume1. You are free to rename the RAID volume providing it starts with an alpha character between A and Z in upper or lower case and does not exceed the 15 character limit. The name may include an “_” (underscore) character. Rename the existing volume name if needed.

Choosing the Size of the RAID Volume

In Figure 2-4, the maximum volume size available (by default the maximum size always appears), 21455, has been selected. Another way to allocate the maximum size available to a RAID volume is to enter a size value of 0. A value of 0 will automatically allocate all available space to a new RAID volume. Enter the appropriate volume size.

Choosing the RAID Volume as a Boot Device

In Figure 2-4,the RAID 0 Volume being created is selected by default to become the boot device. To select the RAID 0 Volume as a boot device select Yes, or select No to create the volume without selecting it as the boot device. For more information about selecting a boot device see

Section 2.3.4.3. The RAID 0 confirmation screen appears (Figure 2-5).

Figure 2-4. Create RAID 0 Volume

Volume Size Selection

Volume Name Selection

Intel(R) Integrated RAID - RAID Configuration Utility Version 4.05

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RAID 0 Volume Creation

Enter the name of the RAID Volume: Volume1

Enter the size of the RAID Volume: 21455

Maximum RAID Volume Size: 21455

Is this the Boot Device? *YES NO

SUBMIT

Arrow Keys to Highlight, ENTER to Select.

Esc for previous menu

The Create RAID 0 confirmation screen confirms that the user is creating a RAID 0 volume. If you are satisfied with the selections you have made for your RAID 0 volume, select Yes and the volume creation process begins.

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