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This value will be the data capacity of the first logical drive in your new disk array. If you specify less than disk array's maximum capacity, the remainder will be available for additional logical drives which you can create later.
13.Specify a Stripe size from the dropdown menu.
8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 KB, and 1 MB are available. 64 KB is the default.
14.Specify a Sector size from the dropdown menu.
512 B, 1, 2, and 4 KB are available. 512 B is the default.
15.Specify a Read (cache) Policy from the dropdown menu.
Read Cache, Read Ahead Cache, and No Cache are available. Read Ahead is the default.
16.Specify a Write (cache) Policy from the dropdown menu.
Write Back and Write Through (Thru) are available. Write Back is the default.
17.Click the Update button.
A new logical drive is displayed under New Logical Drives.
Repeat the above steps to specify additional logical drives as desired.
18.When you are done specifying logical drives, click the Next button.
Step 3 – Summary
The Summary lists the disk array and logical drive information you specified.
19.To proceed with disk array and logical drive creation, click the Submit button.
The new disk array appears in the Disk Array List on the Information tab.
Note
This function does not automatically create a hot spare drive. After the disk array is created, you can create a hot spare drive for it. For more information, see “Create Spare Drive” on page 151.
Delete a Disk Array
The Disk
Caution
If you delete a disk array, you also delete any logical drives that belong to it, along with the data in those logical drives. Back up any important data before deleting a disk array.
To delete a disk array:
1.Click the Subsystem 
icon in Tree View.
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