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26 About PERC 6 and CERC 6i Controllers
Full Inititialization of Virtual Disks
Performing a full initialization on a virtual disk overwrites all blocks and
destroys any data that previously existed on the virtual disk. A full
initialization eliminates the need for that virtual disk to undergo a
background initialization and can be performed directly after the creation of
a virtual disk.
During full initialization, the host is not be able to access the virtual disk.
You can start a full initialization on a virtual disk by using the Slow Initialize
option in the Dell OpenManage Storage Management application. To use the
BIOS Configuration Utility to perform a full initialization, see "Initializing
Virtual Disks" on page 88.
NOTE: If the system is rebooted during a full initialization, the operation aborts and
a BGI begins on the virtual disk.
Fast Inititialization of Virtual Disks
A fast initialization on a virtual disk overwrites the first and last 8 MB of the
virtual disk, clearing any boot records or partition information. This operation
takes only 2-3 seconds to complete and is recommended when recreating
virtual disks. To perform a fast initialization using the BIOS Configuration
Utility, see "Initializing Virtual Disks" on page 88.
Consistency Checks
Consistency Check is a background operation that verifies and corrects the
mirror or parity data for fault tolerant virtual disks. It is recommended that
you periodically run a consistency check on virtual disks.
You can manually start a consistency check using the BIOS Configuration
Utility or a Open Manage storage management application. To start a
consistency check using the BIOS Configuration Utility, see "Checking Data
Consistency" on page 88. Consistency checks can be scheduled to run on
virtual disks using a Open Manage storage management application.
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- User’s Guide 1
- Notes, Notices, and Cautions 2
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- 6 Contents 6
- 8 Contents 8
- C Corporate Contact Details 9
- (Taiwan Only) 9
- 10 Contents 10
- CAUTION: Safety Instructions 11
- SAFETY: General 12
- SAFETY: Battery Disposal 13
- 14 SAFETY: General 14
- Overview 15
- Operating System Support 16
- RAID Description 17
- RAID Terminology 18
- Spanned RAID Levels 19
- Parity Data 19
- 20 Overview 20
- About PERC 6 and CERC 6i 21
- Controllers 21
- Using the SMART Feature 24
- Initializing Virtual Disks 25
- Consistency Checks 26
- Disk Roaming 27
- Disk Migration 27
- Battery Management 30
- Battery Warranty Information 31
- Battery Learn Cycle 31
- Write-Back and Write-Through 32
- Virtual Disk Read Policies 33
- Reconfiguring Virtual Disks 34
- Fault Tolerance Features 36
- Patrol Read Modes 39
- Installaing and Configuring 41
- Hardware 41
- Unit (TBBU) for PERC 6/E 45
- PERC 6/E Adapter 56
- Installing the Drivers 63
- Installing Windows Driver 64
- Installing the Drivers 65 65
- Operating System Installation 66
- Installation 66
- Installing Linux Driver 69
- Update Diskette 71
- Diskette 71
- Upgrading the Kernel 72
- Installing Solaris Driver 73
- CERC 6i Controller 74
- Installing NetWare Driver 75
- RAID Configuration Functions 78
- Menu Navigation Controls 80
- Setting Up Virtual Disks 83
- Virtual Disk Management 85
- Checking Data Consistency 88
- Configuration View Screen 90
- Managing Preserved Cache 93
- Managing Dedicated Hot Spares 94
- Deleting Virtual Disks 95
- Deleting Disk Groups 95
- Resetting the Configuration 96
- Virtual Disk Actions 100
- Foreign Configuration View 103
- Physical Disk Management 104
- Restrictions and Limitations 107
- Controller Management 108
- Enabling BIOS Stop on Error 109
- Configuring and Managing RAID 110
- Troubleshooting 111
- 114 Troubleshooting 114
- 116 Troubleshooting 116
- Virtual Disks Degraded 117
- Memory Errors 118
- Pinned Cache State 118
- General Problems 119
- Physical Disk Related Issues 120
- 122 Troubleshooting 122
- SMART Errors 123
- Replace Member Errors 124
- Linux Operating System Errors 125
- 126 Troubleshooting 126
- Controller LED Indicators 127
- Drive Carrier LED Indicators 128
- 130 Troubleshooting 130
- Regulatory Notices 131
- 132 Regulatory Notices 132
- Regulatory Notices 133 133
- 134 Regulatory Notices 134
- Glossary 135
- Battery Backup Unit (BBU) 136
- BIOS Configuration Utility 136
- Glossary 137 137
- Glossary 139 139
- Glossary 141 141
- Glossary 143 143
- Partition 145
- Patrol Read 145
- Physical Disk 145
- Physical Disk States 146
- Protocol 146
- RAID Level Migration 147
- RAID Levels 147
- RAID Management Utility 147
- Glossary 149 149
- SCSIport 150
- Single Bit ECC Errors 150
- Glossary 151 151
- Index 153 153
- Index 155 155
- Index 156 156
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