MSI X2-109 v1 - Manual (Page 47)

Checking Data Consistency 3-13
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CU menus such as Select Boot Drive, Select Adapter, and Logical
Drive menus will completely or partially close when a drive is inserted
or removed.
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If a Rebuild is in progress when you insert or remove a drive, the CU
will first display the message Rebuilding Of Drive Not Complete!
Press Esc.. followed by the hot plug message. If the Rebuild was
not affected by this hot plug event, it will continue to rebuild from
where it left off, provided that Auto Resume is enabled; otherwise,
Rebuild will start over from the beginning. If the rebuilding array was
affected by the hot plug event, the Rebuild will abort and the array
status will change based on the hot plug operation.
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If an Initialization is in progress when you insert or remove a drive,
the CU will display the message Initialization of Array Not
Complete! Press ESC.. followed by the hot plug message.
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If a consistency check is in progress when you insert or remove a
drive, the CU will display the message CC Not Completed! Press
ESC.. followed by the hot plug message.
3.6 Checking Data Consistency
The Check Consistency feature can be used on RAID 1, RAID 5, or
RAID 10 logical drives to verify the consistency of the data on the
physical drives. The MegaRAID BIOS CU automatically corrects any
differences found in the data when a consistency check is run.
Follow these steps to check consistency:
1. On the Management Menu select Check Consistency and press
Enter.
A list of configured logical drives is displayed.
2. Highlight a logical drive with the arrow keys.
3. Press the spacebar to select the logical drive to check for
consistency.
Note: If you select a RAID 0 logical drive, a message appears
stating that a Check Consistency cannot be performed. To
continue, deselect the logical drive, highlight a redundant
logical drive, and press the spacebar again.