3-12 BIOS Configuration Utility
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Note that the logical drive should be at a RAID 1 level to start check
consistency. If you select a RAID 0 logical drive, a message displays
stating that a check consistency cannot be performed. To de-select a
logical drive, press the space bar again.
Step3. Press <F10>.
Step4. At the prompt, select Yes to start check consistency and press
<Enter>.
If you press <Esc> while the check consistency is in progress, the
following options display:
◊Stop: The CU stores the percentage of the check consistency
already completed. When you restart the check consistency, it
continues from the last percentage completed rather than from zero
percent.
◊Continue: Check consistency continues normally.
◊Abort: The check consistency is completely aborted. If you restart
check consistency, it begins at zero percent.
3.8 Using a Pre-loaded System Drive
You can use the controller as an adapter for this drive by performing the
following steps:
Step1. Connect the drive to the port on the controller.
Step2. Boot the computer.
Step3. Start the CU.
Step4. Select Configure→ Easy Configuration from the menu.
Step5. Press the cursor keys to select the pre-loaded drive.
Step6. Press the spacebar.
The pre-loaded drive now becomes an array element.
Step7. Press <Enter>. The pre-loaded drive is a one-disk array.
Step8. Display the logical drive configuration screen.
Step9. Highlight Accept and press <Enter>.
Step10. Press <Esc> and select Yes at the prompt to save the configuration.