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Chapter 1: Introduction | 1 |
What is the FastTrak TX4000 RAID Card? | 1 |
Promise Array Management Utility (PAM) | 2 |
Keys Features and Benefits | 3 |
Chapter 2: Quick Start | 5 |
Installing the FastTrak TX4000 Card | 6 |
Installing the Hard Drives | 7 |
Creating Your Disk Array | 9 |
Creating an Array for Performance | 10 |
Creating a Security Array with New Drives | 11 |
Creating a Security Array with an Existing Data Drive | 12 |
Chapter 3: Using FastBuild Configuration Utility | 15 |
Viewing FastTrak TX4000 BIOS Screen | 15 |
Navigating the FastBuild Setup Menu | 16 |
Using the Main Menu | 16 |
Creating Arrays Automatically | 17 |
Optimize Array for | 18 |
Defining Typical Application Usage | 18 |
Using a Hot Spare Drive | 19 |
Creating Multiple Disk Arrays | 19 |
Viewing Drive Assignments | 20 |
Manually Creating an Array | 21 |
Selecting Array Type | 22 |
Selecting Stripe Block | 22 |
Gigabyte Boundary | 23 |
Assigning Drive(s) to Array | 23 |
Creating a Mirrored Array Using New Drives | 24 |
Adding Fault Tolerance to an Existing Drive | 25 |
Making a FastTrak TX4000 Disk Array Bootable | 27 |
Creating a Hot Spare Drive for Mirrored Arrays | 28 |
How FastTrak TX4000 Orders Arrays | 28 |
How FastTrak TX4000 Saves Array Information | 28 |
Deleting an Array | 29 |
Rebuilding a Mirrored Array | 31 |
Chapter 4: Installing Software Drivers | 33 |
New Windows Server 2003 Installation | 34 |
Existing Windows Server 2003 Installation | 35 |
Confirming Windows Server 2003 Driver Installation | 35 |
New Windows XP Installation | 36 |
Existing Windows XP Installation | 37 |
Confirming Windows XP Driver Installation | 37 |
New Windows 2000 Installation | 38 |
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