HP xw4400 Workstation - Manual (Page 39)

12. From the next screen, select the option to make the disk Unconfigured good so it can be made
to be part of a disk group, and then select Go. The next screen displays the configured disk
groups. The group from which the original disk was missing is indicated. Select the location of the
disk from the row labeled DG Missing Row, where the listed options are the locations where a
disk was missing from the RAID array. The radio button marked Replace Missing PD is checked.
Select Go to complete the operation.
Figure 6-15 LSI WebBIOS – Replacing a physical disk
13. After the disk has been replaced, it will start with an offline status. Select Make Online to bring
the physical disk online and finish rebuilding the RAID array.
At any point during RAID configuration or management, click the home button to return to the main
screen of the configuration utility. The exit button cancels any unsaved changes and exits the
application.
Additional RAID Information
OS Installation
The above steps document the process for setting up a hardware RAID array using the tools provided
by the hardware RAID adapter. After this setup process is complete, an operating system can be
installed. If the user does not wish to have the RAID array be bootable, a separate SATA or SAS boot
disk can be used, and the RAID array can be a separate disk group for data storage only. During
operating system installation, the configured RAID array will be recognized as a logical disk group,
and can be set up and partitioned as desired. (Pay attention to the OS partitioning plan during
installation, or you might end up installing part of the OS on what you intended to be a data RAID.)
NOTE: The Z200 and Z200 SFF Workstations do not support SAS drives and thus do not support
hardware RAID. (Software RAID is supported on these workstations.)
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