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• What type of Raid and disk offline

  Hello world

  Thanks for reading this.

  I have a Dell Poweredge T6300 with a Perc H730.

  It has 8 drives 1 TB 7.2 k.

  It has a C drive and a D drive.

  Looking at the Server Manager / file C and D Storage Services seem to be Raids but I'm not sure what kind.  One of the disks in the set of 4 seems to be flashing orange offline.

  Server seems to work very well.

  Seems that I can't find a way to check the type of Raid without stopping and running Perc H730 map (CTRL + R) software.

  Is this true?
  I think I can hot swap according to the Type of Raid, and I believe that the hardware supports that.

  I was wondering if I think in the right direction.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hi DLOJ333,

  Did you mean you have a T630 instead of T6300 model?

  You can install Open Manage Server Administrator, who will monitor your condition storage and server real-time hardware. Just make sure that you check to install Storage Administrator. This may require a reboot of the server for the registry and the service is running.

  Additionally, make sure that you are running Windows Server.

  Here is the link, it's an ISO: http://dell.to/1ObcpO5

• R610 Perc 6 / i Can I have matrix Raid and independent labels?

  My R610 with a Perc 6 / I can take 6 physical disks.  I want to create a raid 1 with the first two discs, then install 3 drive more that BONES can see and use in a storage space.  However, I can't figure out how.

  I have my setting up a raid and windows installed and I have the other 3 drives inserted, but Windows does not see them.  Maybe that's not possible, but I wanted to ask if anyone else had any ideas on how to make this work.

  Thank you.

  PERC 6 is not compatible no RAID, so if you want to use these disks separately, you must configure each as a single drive RAID 0.

• I have lenovo g560 laptop and Windows 7 64 bit, but my laptop computer webcam does not tell me how to use it

  I have lenovo g560 laptop and Windows 7 64 bit, but my laptop computer webcam does not tell me how to use it

  Help/support on the Lenovo support site or their forums, review its their webcam and so does not part of win7

• Break the RAID and the displacement of the OS to a new hard drive

  Hello

  I have a MSI GT683r laptop that is configured with two 500 GB Hdd that are configured in RAID 0. I wanted to disable Raid so I could separate my windows OS of my alternative OS on two different hard drives. Im a student, so I have lots of important programs and documents on my PC right now and I was wondering how can I mirror/clone/transfer my exisitng OS (as part of the RAID 0 stripe) and move it to a single hard drive. There are some caveats to this and how to go to that topic.
  Thank you very much in advance

  RAID 0 distributes all your files on both drives. Break the RAID and you have data or programs, not even a bootable OS. So you have to backup your data before breaking the RAID.

  To preserve your current operating system and transfer it to one of your readers courses will require using a 3rd hard drive to clone the current operating system from before the breakup of the RAID, so that it can then be cloned to one of the original disks.

  It will not be possible if you store more data on RAID 0, that can be accommodated on a single disc. With your drives, if your current RAID 0 (maximum 1 to) has more than 500 GB stored, this cannot settle on one of your hard drives of 500 GB.

  Tricky

• AW17 R2, support Raid and Tweeking OC.

  Hi guys

  So, I had my R2 17 for about 1 month now, and I really miss support raid. because according to me, it's kind of waste that I have 4 x Crucial MX200 500 GB SSDs 2280 m2, in the laptop and I can't use them in raid.

  None of you don't know if it will come a bios update on this? and the option in the bios for OCing?

  A little *, dell has removed the option RAID and many other useful tips for this line Echo. When other computers laptops Alienware came with open bios.

  Thanks in advance

  Norway.

  Hello

  Unfortunately. We have not received any news on an update of the Bios that make this possible. Maybe it's an option that we will be able to add in the future for the Bios, but as of now nothing has been confirmed.

• DS3300 Design - RAID and logical drive configuration

  Hello

  I'm setting up a dual controller DS3300 with VMWare ESX 3.5 hosts x 2 connection using the iSCSI Software initiator.  I have a question about setting up the optimal training.  What I read I should set up several logical drives, and then assign each player owner of another favorite controller logic.  I have 12 300 GB drives, so I thought I would create a RAID5 11 with 1 spare drive Bay.  I would create logical units of 4 x size equal and each of the 4 controllers will then assign that traffic is spread in the controllers for optimal performance.

  A1 and B2 to go to a different physical switch (vlan) and B1, A2 go to another.  Each ESX Server has 2 vswitches each with a single network adapter with each going to a different physical switch.

  Can anyone tell if the RAID and the design logical drive is the best way to go for a flow optimal iSCSI?  I'm not asking about this type of raid to use - I don't need a raid 1/0 or a mixture of performance - I'm afraid only for best performance of iSCSI for RAID5.  Can I create several RAID5 arrays and logical drives or simply several logical drives?

  Thank you

  Ian

  If you have 2 controllers in your storage space then the best config (with 12 disks) must be set up 2 bays of R5 - each of them has its owner controller.

  Included logical readers will have the same owner under the parent array controller. Logical readers could be about 300-500 GB on the size. A big R5 isn't the best practice because of the likelihood of the failure of the double disc (for example during the time of reconstruction). A spare part is a must here.

  On Esx site I would keep everything simple - 2 network cards, a vmkernel iscsi port. More complexity you will get no more flow (with storage).

  Just for notice - DS3000 series gives quite more random ios on R10 in comparison to the R5.

• Dell PowerEdge 2900 RAID and drive down

  I have a Dell PowerEdge 2900 server. The primary transmission table has three drives and RAID 5. The system came this way, and it has been humming for quite a long time. Recently, one of the disks has deteriorated and the light on the drive flashes green and light amber. The light amber, I figured, it means that there is a problem with the drive and must be replaced. Then, I found a replacement on Amazon.com drive and installed (the drive is hot, but my cold started to be sure). I installed the drive, but keeps flashing green and amber light.

  I didn't know that I shouldn't have to replace the drive in this way, so I will now try to figure out what to do next. I hoped to reallocate the foreign disk so that I can use it, but my server always shows the reader, not having even if the new replacement drive is in the slot, now.

  I'm running PERC 5 / I integrated utility of Configuration Bios 1.04 - 019 a

  I started the server and you press CTRL-R. I've highlighted the controller and press the F2 key, what is operations. When the operations window opens, there are three menu items:

  Create new VD
  Zero Config reset
  Foreign config

  The only thing that I am allowed to do in this menu is to reset the configuration. I can't move my cursor upwards or downwards for one of the other choice of two menu.

  Scroll when the virtual disk and he discovers, it still shows the first two discs and a lack.

  When I press CTRL + N to display the next screen, I see a player listed as failed.

  How can I rebuild my RAID with this new drive? If I can't do it, what is the best way to remove the RAID and start over? If I delete the RAID and do it again (and if my replacement drive is indeed well), how can I make sure that my server not to see it, not having so that I can start using it?

  Alternating flashing green/orange means that the disc is in a status of predictive failure. What OS is running system? If you hotswap drive next failure they may possibly other issues table because the drive was online and participating in the table with errors on the disk. The adequate alternative method is to use our software Openmanage Server Administrator to run a consistency check on the table and then the drive offline. Once this has been done you can then swap the drive. It seems that in your case, that the new drive had bad data copied on it and it made a predictive failure as well. We want to do is run our hard drive diagnostics and test drives in the system.

  http://downloads.Dell.com/FOLDER01456532M/1/Dell-onlinediags-Win32-2.30.0.70.exe

  Install and run the GUI version in the start menu. In the left pane select the PERC 5 and then in the lower right pane select quick test and then to run tests.

• Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z and CS5 Design Premium - this will work?

  Hello!

  I'm a solo in-house designer with little sophisticated equipment. My company is upgrading its computers to the Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z and wants to put me in with the rest of the staff. I'm sure it meets the * minimum * plug for CS5 but speaking with other designers, I was told it will work, but I probably won't be happy performance. My IT Department is ready to listen to the concerns that I have, but I want to be able to express them in an intelligent way and in their own language. The basis for the system specs are below:

  ThinkCentre M90z series 3091
  Processor Intel Core i5-650 (3.20 GHz, 4 MB Cache)
  chip hyper thread I5 650 dual core which takes care of OGL 2.1
  Windows 7 Professional genuine 64
  AIO 23 inch 150W 85% more / Intel Q57 flat / no touch with camera

  4 GB PC3 - 10600 1333 MHz SoDIMM (2 DIMM)

  My daily use includes:

  InDesign

  PhotoShop

  Illustrator

  Flash

  and may soon include a video montage with a yet-to-be-determine software.

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  Tara

  For applications that you mentioned, apart from video editing, it will be OK. For video editing (AE, EN, PR), it is terribly underspecced and does not meet the minimum requirements.

  For video editing you really need a much more powerful PC, think that as the i7-950, 12 GB of RAM, nVidia GeForce GTX 460 + and at least 2, but preferably 3 SATA 7200 RPM drives. For a laptop your only sensitive brands are Sager and Clevo.

• Marvell Raid installation problem

  I managed to install a raid on board 0 using two 300 Gb V' connected to a card of X 70 - UD5, Raptors and they are running.

  I try to add the second raid 0 using two WD black 1 TB connected to the next pair of sockets of Marvell on the MB.  I put this connection sata raid, but after reboot and use Ctrl m to enter the configuration of Marvell, I can't see these black WD - 300 GB raptors already implemented and working.

  If I go into Win7 disk management I can see two WD blacks as unallocated volumes.

  Any ideas where I could go wrong?

  http://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/confirm.aspx?httpDown=http://downloadmirror.Intel.com/2050 7/eng/RSTE_allOS_3.0.0.3020_PV.exe&lang=eng&Dwnldid=20507&DownloadType=Drivers&OSFullname= Windows + 7 + (64-bit) * & ProductID = 3335

  Update the controller to that.

  Your ram settings are not correct. The 79 X used in the Intel software raid controller business, makes all this is cached in ram. If your questions about long-distance running transfers the ram is corrupt data.

  Eric

  ADK

• S100, driver RAID and Win XP

  I just bought a S100. According to the company policy, I removed the pre-configured OS and added our own generation based on a disk from an earlier toshiba machine image. This procedure is usually simple and usually only requires that twist slightly to get the right drivers installed. With the S100 RAID drivers cause me a problem. Win XP does not see the disk hard by default in this machine and if you press F6 and provide the drivers from the floppy drive. If you do this, the drive is recognized and start installing XP, but a message will appear asking you for the Toshiba RAID driver a second time. For this second attempt XP does not seem to be able to read the disk A:\ more and so the installation can not continue. Has anyone seen this problem before, and if so, did you manage to solve it?

  Best regards, J.

  Hello John

  The Toshiba RAID driver must be added during the installation, when prompt to 'press F6 if you need to install a third-party RAID or SCSI driver.
  To do this, download the Toshiba RAID driver from the Toshiba web page driver download and extract the zip to a disk file. Connect the floppy drive to your computer before starting the installation.
  The Setup program continues until you are asked if you want to "S = specify additional device. Press' and specify the driver Toshiba Raid for XP or 2000 as required. Press 'Enter' to continue the installation.

  When you use Windows Setup to partition or format the HARD drive, the RAID driver is deleted in the process. This causes the shot the next time that the machine start-up. To avoid this, do all the partitioning and formatting before you run the manual installation of Windows.

  However, this behavior does not appear when you install Winxp Service Pack 2 integrated. It seems that the SP includes a hardware support. Always provide the RAID driver unpacked on the diskette, however.

  Good bye

• Qosmio G20: Need new driver of RAID and recovery CD

  Hello

  Unfortunately, I lost my recovery CD and also I'm wrong
  formatted my Qosmio g20 (OS infected by the virus)

  Could someone send me the driver raid for me files?
  (I tried to download support files, but it has not worked properly)

  my email address is [email protected]

  Also, I hope someone can tell me where I can get the CD of the tool.

  Thank you for your help. I am also very urgent situation. Please someone help me.
  Thank you

  Hello

  As far as I know you must contact them authorized service partner and they can order a new one for you.

• Drivers RAID and Windows 7

  Hello

  I have the Toshiba Qosmio G30 trying to upgrade to Windows 7. I get a message telling me that it cannot find RAID drivers. I ve updated the Toshiba does site still no luck.

  A no matter what you have an idea how to fix this?

  Is this relevant? ([http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB9A02PE0000R01.htm])

  TOSHIBA RAID Utility

  [Target model] Qosmio G30/F30
  TOSHIBA RAID driver will be a hard block of Windows7.

  You must update the TOSHIBA RAID driver to Version 1.10.0016 or later before moving to Windows7 on Qosmio G30 or Qosmio F30.

  TOSHIBA HDD Protection

  [Target] Less than v2.0.2.9(32bit) / v2.1.2.9(64bit)
  "TOSHIBA HDD Protection will be a hard block of Windows7.

  If the version of ealier in the TOSHIBA HDD Protection as v2.0.2.9 (for 32 bit) or v2.1.2.9 (for 64-bit) is installed on your system, you can not upgrade to Windows 7.

  Before the upgrade to Windows 7, please uninstall TOSHIBA HDD Protection to "Uninstall a program" of the control panel.
  After the upgrade to Windows 7, please install TOSHIBA HDD Protection v2.2.0.0 or later version.

  You can check the version number of TOSHIBA HDD Protection as follows:
  Open the control panel.
  Click on "uninstall a program".
  Click on [organize] and select "provision".
  Check if "Detailed component" is selected.
  Click on 'TOSHIBA HDD Protection. "
  Check the version of 'product' at the bottom of this dialog box.

• Qosmio G20 raid and SUSE 10.2

  Hello, I plan the installation of SUSE 10.2 and currently have my HD 2 in raid 0 mode and I was wondering if they would consider Linux as a HD or 2 I want to dual boot with XP.

  Any advice on this would be very happy.

  I just tried to install Linux and it only recognizes as separate readers 2 those so it seems I need a raid driver, does one exist if so where is it.

  Concerning
  Barry

  Post edited by: manickbarry

  Hello

  I googled around and some sites provide drivers for Linux RAID.

  But in my opinion if you want to use the dual OS you cannot use RAID.
  If you use RAID everything is mirrored and the second HDD provide the same content as the first HARD drive.
  To my knowledge if you want to run Windows and Linux together, you must disable the RAID

• How to turn on Lenovo PM device and adapter Modem on the X 201.

  I get this message when you try to activate it:

  Windows cannot start this hardware device because its information of configuration (in the registry) is incomplete or damaged. (Code 19).

  I get this error message for both devices and have all two yellow triangles in the Device Manager.

  It started with the loss of all sounds. Search problems and saw these two and have no idea if there is a link or not.

  Thank you

  Hello

  Reinstall the the site of Lenovo power management driver.