Configuring RAID 0 without on a MCP61PM-HM restore disks

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• HP Pavilion notebook p073TX-15: we can configure RAID 0 in HP Pavilion notebook 15-p073TX

  Hello guys,.

  I just wanted to know if we can configure RAID 0 in HP Pavilion notebook 15-p073TX.

  Initially the laptop came with Win 8 however I changed it for Win 7 Ultimate and now I want to go back to win 8 and want to configure RAID 0 to speed up performance.

  Thank you

  Shuaib Ahmed

  Hi @Shauibahmed,

  Thank you for your response.

  As RAID is not an option for you, if the previous suggestions to help improve the performance and commissioning did not help, please contact HP support for help.  Please contact HP to Contact HP Supportassistance.

  Good luck!

• HELP for re - configure RAID

  I have a windows 8/4th GEN Envy 17 jo29nr. What they do not mention in the description of the form, it's that it comes with a 25 GB SSD for caching. In addition, the standard drive is a disk of 1 TB 5400 RPM / min. I removed the RAID to install an SSD, but now, I want to just put a 750 GB drive at 7200 RPM and reconfigure the RAID for the use of the Intel memory smart caching. But when I go to set up a RAID 0 volume, it will only allow me to (approximately) 44GB, twice the size of the available mSATA SSD. There is literally no option that will change that. Any help would be appreciated big time.

  Heretikos,

  When configuring RAID 0 with 2 hard disks of different size it always diminishes the largest room of the same size as the smallest for interlacing.

  The smallest mSATA SSD in the system is to set up the Cache and no RAID 0 in the Intel rapid storage technology. It's original installation on your laptop.

  Let me know if your still following this thread I'd like to talk with you more about this.

• How can I configure raid 1?

  I have a HP m9340f, and the 750 GB seagate drive that accompanies it is eventually died. Of course, I don't have any image or to clone, so now I have to re - install all my nonsense.

  In diagnosing the drive, I discovered that the bios has raid capability. In fact, that's what the reader has been set on (although there was still only 1 disc). I've never used raid, so my question is, if I want to configure raid 1, so that the next time a drive dies, I have a built-in backup, what exactly do I do? I know that I need to install 2 hard drives, but as soon as I did this, raid configure automatically? I don't see any special properties in the screens of the bios for raid, except for access to the drive (ide/raid/AHCI). Would this be a good idea to use seagate disks, or cares not the bios?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello bassman952, maybe I can offer a glimpse of the Raid arrays. Many Members here know this already, but for those who do not, it seems that your system is capable of Raid. It has the Intel G33 chipset, where specifications for this chipset can be found here. This chipset includes the Raid feature for most Raid array configurations. However, HP changed the BIOS to only supported Bay Raid0 and Raid1. A Raid0 array consist usually of 2 hard drives and recommend that be of the same manufacturer, model, capacity, speed and cache. It is possible to use different brands and other specifications of the hard drive, but it is strongly discouraged. A Raid1 array also usually consist of 2 hard drives with the same configuration as described above. All Raid arrays must be installed before all the data is stored on the table.  To configure a matrix Raid on the chipset Intel, immediately after the HP Logo screen disappears, press ctrl and the I touch both and the Intel Matrix Raid Array utility will appear. You can then configure matrix Raid type and disk to be included in this table, save the configuration and exit. The table written Raid0 and bed for two drives at the same time, but with different data. This is referred to as a matrix of blocks. The Raid1 array is referred to as a network of mirrors. If one of the disks in Raid0 array were to fail, all data on both drives would be lost. The Raid1 array reads and writes the same data on two drives in the Raid array at the same time. If one of the disks were to fail, a new hard drive can be installed to replace the failed drive and the system booted and the Raid1 array will be rebuilt, which means that the data from the hard drive of existing work will be copied to the new hard disk. Depending on the capacity of the hard disk and the speed of the system, it can take a good amount of time to accomplish. After that the Raid1 array is rebuilt, the system should boot normally. Table of Raid0 is mainly used for performance while the Raid1 array is used mainly as a redundant to the first hard drive backup. If a Raid array is broken, which means that the configuration of the table is changed, all data on the hard disks will be lost, even in the Raid1 array. Can I have left some items, since I'm trying to remember this memory, but this is essentially how HP uses Raid arrays in their use of home systems. Others use Raid arrays that are different, such as Raid5 and Raid10, Raid0 + 1 and some other Raid configurations, but since we are talking about the Raid arrays on HP systems, other table Raid differences would be not useful for the discussion here.

• Error "the dynamic disks are not supported by this operating system." what configuration Raid 0 (striped) readers.

  I have my operating system installed on a single disc, and I bought two additional discs I want to implement in a Raid 0 configuration. I'm going to administrative tools > computer management > disk management > right-click on a single disc and select the new striped volume > add the second drive and fill the dialog box until I get to the part where the formatting is supposed to start. Then I am stopped by an error that says "the dynamic disks are not supported on this operating system."

  Who says that hard drives, I bought are not compatible with vista interlacing or it says that vista can not the striped disks. What is the problem?

  You need to configure raid 0 before installation of win, you cannot "convert" s simple drive to the part of a matrix of blocks.

  In general this is not a good idea to use software raid, too a overload the CPU. If you want to raid, invest in a dedicated hardware raid card, which for a decent cost probably more than your motherboard

• Cannot configure RAID 10

  UCS C220 M3S with 2008 M - 8i SAS raid PCI mezzanine card

  We just got a new server wiith this controller when trying to configure it with four (04) disks to a Raid 10 SAS... OOHH no RAID 10 could choose.

  I found a paper that says that controllers RAID 10 support:

  Link:

  http://www.google.com.pe/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CDkQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cisco.com%2Fen%2FUS%2Fdocs%2Funified_computing%2Fucs%2Fc%2Fhw%2FC220%2Finstall%2Fraid.pdf&ei=_JmDUt7QEZPesASeqYLwBg&usg=AFQjCNEDExxiAHNdoxdwcD6VcVYk-ZL_LA&bvm=bv.56343320,d.cWc

  Please know what happends.

  Thank you.

  William Z.

  Hi William,.

  How do you set up the raid volume? You use the WebBios utility?

  If you use the WebBios utility you must make sure that you create two spans of two disks of each to be able to see raid 10 in option.  See the document below, it will show you how to configure raid 10 beginning on page 76.

  http://www.LSI.com/downloads/public/MegaRAID%20Common%20Files/51530-00_RevF.PDF

• Configure the ASM without ORACLEASM drives

  
  Guys,

  I found that right for your perticular kernel asmlib is a PAIN. (I also came to know Oracle dsnt predict asmlib rhel 6)

  Finally, we can find those, but can any 1 share knowledge how to configure the asm without Asmlib drives?

  I mean I dnt want to use/usr/sbin/oracleasm createdisk/dev/sdb5 (like this)

  Now if you ask me what operating system, my OS is RHEL 6.3, but I would like to know for all versions of configuration asmlib.

  DB: 11.2.0

  Which records exactly? Local? NAS? SAN? Single path of I/O? Multiple I/O paths?

  The Linux kernel will automatically enumerate all devices h/w - and udev to create entries of device for these devices. Then all devices scsi for devices SAN/NAS/local lands in tree in/dev automatically.

  However, the device names are not static (not even local devices as a new drive added to the server may have an impact of the names of existing devices). So in general, the names of devices directly deprecated. Same fstab/etc/fstab of the kernel utilisΘ string of identifier.

  If you have multiple path i/o devices, the multipath driver should be used.

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     KERNEL == "sd * 4", BUS == "scsi"PROGRAM="/etc/udev/scripts/localdev.sh %b", SYMBOLIC link += "asm / $result", OWNER = "grid", GROUP = "oinstall", MODE = "0660" "
  4. Create a udev script that will create a special link to device ASM to ASM to use, for example

  #!/bin/sh
  # file:         /etc/udev/scripts/localdev.sh
  # descr:        outputs logical device name for a local asm scsi target
  
  TAG="[scsi]"
  BUS=${1}
  DRIVE=`echo "$BUS" |  sed 's/://g'`
  
  targetname=disk-${DRIVE}
  
  logger -t $TAG -- "/etc/udev/scripts/localdev.sh bus=$* target=$targetname"
  
  echo "${targetname}"
  #eof
  

  So when a partition device 4 is detected, a device entry is created for in/dev/asm. I used a very simplistic device (drive-busid) naming scheme. You can get the WWID of the device and assign more readable names.

  You now discovery point ASM string drive in /dev/asm / *.

  Once you enter the basics above (it is not that the resort), you can get very creative with how you want to identify the devices for ASM usage - and how you create and name (symbolic link) of the names of devices for ASM.

• Updated intel RAID drivers without losing the RAID 0

  Can I install the latest drivers from "ICH8R/etc/PCH SATA RAID controller" Inter without losing my current RAID.  I know that there is "UPDATE" in drivers... just did during the shutdown/restart installation?

  Hi KenMcC,

  Yes, you can install this update. Hardware updates are not installed automatically. Need to manually install these updates. Updates are correctly configured only when you restart the system after their application.

  Before applying this update, we recommend that you contact the support team of Intel to know the features of this update.
  Visit: http://www.intel.com/p/en_US/support?iid=hdr+support

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• XPS 8100, Win7 Pro, 2 Samsung HD103SJ 1 TB of disk configuration RAID 1, bought in 2011

  Under the subject line, my XPS 8100 has 2 Samsung HD103SJ drives set up in a RAID 1 configuration. The system was delivered like this at Dell in 2011.

  Problem: one of the disks is now a dead bug and I need to replace. If I understand correctly, it's RAID 1 via the BIOS. I don't have a RAID controller card.

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  Bottom Line: If someone who reads this has information that would solve this discussion, one way or the other, I would really appreciate it.

  Thank you.

  Hi back,

  TLER is not necessary for RAID 1. In fact, you're better without TLER as drive problems will be immediately apparent.

  That said, I think only WD drives have TLER. Samsung has something else. But whatever it is, I would say that it is not necessary. Any 1 TB drive will work.

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  Thank you for taking the time to read my post. My company recently bought a new server Dell T620 and I'm the one assigned to operate. Unfortunately, I do not have to configure a server with a RAID5 configuration.

  My question is, I'm following the directions to Dell that says opening the lifecycle controller, select deploy the operating system. Where I'm stuck is to put the virtual disk. It's my first RAID configuration, and I think that the VD is what windows uses to read total disk space? We run 3 - 1 TB NLS 6.0gbps 7.2 k RPM.

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  I can give more details if necessary. But currently, I am stuck on this part and will not go forward unless some.

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  • 10.6.0.1022
  • 11.0.0.1032

  * Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 or newer is required to be installed on the system so that the Intel® Rapid Storage Technology User Interface install.  Note that not all Microsoft * operating
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  The error means windows can't SEE not all hard disks.

  

  Installation of Windows Vista/7/8/10 and Windows Server 2008 for a new RAID controller

  Follow these steps to configure the driver when you add the RAID controller to a system that already has Windows Server 2008 or Windows Vista installed.

  1. Insert the Windows DVD and reboot the system.
  2. Select location information, such as your country and language.
  3. Enter the Windows key.
  4. Select the drive you want to install Windows on highlighting your choice.
  5. If necessary, select load the driver .

  NOTE: You don't need this for PERC or SAS installation because the driver is native on Windows Vista/7/8/10

  The driver can be provided by CD, floppy disk, DVD, or USB flash driver.

  1. Navigate to the appropriate location, and then select the driver.
  2. Select Next if selected unallocated space corresponds to the target location.
  3. Select forward to create a partition for the operating system.

  For more information on the minimum partition size, see the documentation for the operating system.

  1. Select Next.

  Installation of the operating system starts on the highlighted choice (partition or unallocated volume) and the system will reboot several times.

  Is not Press the to boot from the CD/DVD.

  1. Enter the user information and password.
  2. Enter the name of the computer.
  3. Select the level of automatic protection Windows.
  4. Set the time, date and time zone.
  5. Click Start.

  Windows checks your system and prompts you to enter the password for the connection after a few minutes.

  .

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  Dear all,

  Hope everything is going well...

  Here is the error I encountered during the installation:

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  Now I replaced it with UCSC-RAID-11-C220 mezzanine card so that it supports RAID 0/1/5/10/50.

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  I have to activate or configure additional options on the BIOS to support RAID 5 Server?

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