Reference Dell T610 PERC 6i - very slow RAID rebuild

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  I have a Dell T610 I just add two 600 GB hard drives for. I have difficulties to get the vmware to recognize the two new drives... I restarted the controller of the virtual machine, but it still does not see the readers when I go to the configuration and storage and the rescann. I am new to vmware, so I am lost on what to do next.

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  While I have already configured the RAID 5 with 5 disks, then the OS (windows 2008 R2) installation step I saw 2 separate partitions. and can I install it on the partition with only 2 TB. Another, we can't. So during my installation completed OS, then I can use only 2 TB, for another volume is about 5 TB can't do anything. Can I do the RAID 5 with 5 disks (10 TB)?

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  silamay

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  The T610 supports UEFI, but must be allowed.  Start the BIOS (F2) Setup and change the boot mode in the UEFI instead of BIOS/inheritance.

  Your alternative is to create a RAID 5 using all disks, but the definition of the size as something as small as 2 to, then another RAID 5 with space remaining.  Each table will be displayed in Windows as a separate 'drive' - you can then install normally in the smallest 'drive '.

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  I use dell vostro 1550 including 2 years . Now I am facing this problem.

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• Reference Dell upgrade memory T610

  I have Dell T610 with a CPU E5506 server. I want to get out all of the memory from the server and install the new memory 4 grade 8Gb 2Rx4 RDIMMS DDR3 1333 MHz LV (Snpp9rn2c / 8g).

  Will be ok? I got 32GB? Assorted memory work correctly with CPU E5506?

  The 8 GB memory you bought is a low voltage given double revenu3 type double row of double error correction in modules of memory in line with Government (on the address lines?). They are compatible with your T610 and should work without problems (assuming that there are no unknown hardware failure).

  What slots place you the RDIMMs will depend on you specify settings of the BIOS memory mode. If I understand correctly, this in turn can affect the speed of memory.

  I would 1st set BIOS memory mode 'Advanced ECC' and place your RDIMS in the 4 closest slots of CPU1 leaving farthest 2 empty slots. Then I would run a memory benchmark to check performance.

  You could also try changing the mode memory BIOS to "Optimized" and place the RDIMMS 3 white slots with 4th in the black slot more away from the CPU (marked A4). Then run a cue memory point and compare with the above configuration.

  Each configuration should give you 32 GB.

  You don't mention this type, the size or the number of DIMMs you had previously installed in your system, it is therefore impossible to tell if they can be reused or how. But since you mention that you replace them, I guess that's irrelevant anyway. However, if your old memory was UDIMM type (without buffer only = no records on the data lines), it's safe to say that you can not mix with of the UDIMM RDIMMS. If you old memory was of RDIMMS you can reuse them (but if they are not the type of low voltage, you will get the benefit of low voltage of your new memory because it will work under tension will use and therefore consume more power than would otherwise be the case).

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  Currently I have a T300 Dell with a RAID 1. Current readers are almost complete, so I have 2 drives more than I am about to install in another RAID 1 on the server. Ask yourself what are the steps needed to do this successfully.

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