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Creating and Managing Arrays
Creating and Managing Arrays
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Current Date: 3/3/99 ECN Date: 3/28/95
A minimum of two SCSI disks for a RAID 0 or mirrored array;
a minimum of three SCSI disks for a RAID 0 CVT, RAID 5, or
RAID 5 CVT array (see Number of Disks in an Array on page 1-3).
Note:
The array disks must be attached to the
AHA-3980 or AHA-3985 host adapter (see AHA-3980/
3985 Users Guide for instructions on connecting and
configuring the disks).
A boot disk separate from the array disks. The boot disk may
be any hard disk (for example, IDE, EIDE, or SCSI disk). If a
SCSI disk, it need not be attached to the AHA-3980 or AHA-3985,
although it can be. (For instructions on creating a boot disk, see
AHA-3980/3985 Users Guide.)
Two megabytes of hard disk space for the Adaptec array software.
Software
NetWare 386, version 3.11, 3.12, or 4.xx.
NetWare CLIB 3.12 or higher.
MS DOS 5 or higher (MS-DOS 6 recommended).
The AHA-3980 and AHA-3985 drivers for NetWare (see
AHA-3980/3985 User’s Guide).
If you intend to use Adaptec CI/O, it must be installed on the
remote workstation where you plan to monitor the arrays. See the
Adaptec CI/O documentation to learn the hardware and software
requirements at the remote workstation.
Using This Guide
Begin with Chapter 1 (this chapter) to learn the general features of
arrays and the Adaptec array software. Pay particular attention to
System Requirements on page 1-5.
Next, review Chapter 2 to learn the basics of the Administrator util-
ity. Chapter 2 provides an overview of the major menus in the
Administrator utility. It also explains how to start and exit the util-
ity, how to use the menus, and how to obtain help.
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