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1. Go to www siig com click Support then RMA to submit a request to SIG RMA If the product is determined to be defective an RMA number will be issued Step 2 After obtaining an RMA number ship the product e Properly pack the product for shipping All software cable s and any other accessories that came with the original package must be included e Clearly write your RMA number on the top of the returned package SIIG will refuse to accept any shipping package and will not be responsible for a product returned without an RMA number posted on the outside of the shipping carton e Youare responsible for the cost of shipping Ship the product to the following address SIIG Inc 6078 Stewart Avenue Fremont CA 94538 3152 USA RMA e SIIG will ship the repaired or replaced product via Ground in the U S and International Economy outside of the U S at no cost to the customer 27 About SIIG Inc Founded in1985 SHG Inc isa leading computer upgrade manufacturer of I O connectivity products including PCIe PCI amp ISA serial and parallel ports USB Serial ATA amp UltraATA controllers FireWire 1394a b networking sound cards and other accessories SIIG is the premier one stop source of upgrades SIIG products offer comprehensive user manuals many user friendly features and are backed by an extensive manufacturer warranty High quality control standards are evident by the overall ease of installation and compati2. motherboards vary refer to your computer s reference manual for further information if needed Static Electricity Discharge may permanently damage your system Discharge any static electricity build up in your body by touching your computer case for a few seconds Avoid any contact with internal parts and handle cards only by their external edges 1 Turn OFF the power to your computer and any other connected peripheral device 2 Unplug the power cord from the back of the computer 3 Remove your computer cover 4 Remove the slot bracket from an available PCI Express slot 5 To install the card carefully align the card s bus connector with the selected PCI Express slot on the motherboard Push the board down firmly but gently until it is well seated 6 Replace the slot bracket holding screw to secure the card 7 Replace the computer cover and reconnect the power cord External Device Connection External Serial ATA hard disk drives should come with their own accessories In most cases you just need to power up the external device and connect it to the external port The eSATA II PCIe Pro RAID is a two channel Serial ATA controller that supports two Serial ATA hard disk drives It is recommended to use identical drives for all RAID configurations however it s possible to combine hard drives of different sizes and makes RAID Arrays RAID Arrays are setup in the eSATA II PCIe Pro RAID BIOS Table of Con
3. Delete Legacy RAID Group This command displays a dialog box to let the user choose legacy RAID groups to delete This item is disabled if no legacy RAID group exists Convert Legacy RAID Group This command displays a dialog box to let the user choose legacy RAID groups to convert to new RAID groups of the same RAID type This item is disabled if no legacy RAID group exists Create Delete Convert Legacy Spare These commands display a dialog box to let the user configure a legacy spare These features are not used with the eSATA II PCIe Pro RAID 24 Blank Page 25 26 Blank Page Technical Support and Warranty QUESTIONS SIIG s Online Support has answers Simply visit our web site at www siig com and click Support Our online support database is updated daily with new drivers and solutions Answers to your questions could be just a few clicks away Youcanalso submit questions online and a technical support analysts will promptly respond SUG offers a lifetime manufacturer warranty with this product Please see our web site for more warranty details If you encounter any problems with this product please follow the procedures below A If it is within the store s return policy period please return the product to the store where you purchased from B If your purchase has passed the store s return policy period please follow these steps to have the product repaired or replaced Step 1 Submit your RMA request
4. a dialog box to let user create a RAID group the user needs to specify the following parameters RAID Group Label Provides a name for the RAID group RAID Group Select a group ID from the available ID list Configuration Striped for RAID 0 Mirrored for RAID 1 Contiguous for non RAID single drive Concatenated for JBOD requires 2 hard drives Capacity Select froma list of RAID group sizes Selecting MAX will create the largest RAID set possible with the drives selected Chunk Size Select one size from the available list This setting is for RAID 0 Stripe set only Rebuild Priority Select from the available list RAID 0 and virtual disk do not require this 10 is the highest level of rebuild priority which means that rebuild times will be faster but will take more CPU resources to rebuild Devices Select RAID member devices from the available device segment list Rebuild RAID Group This command displays a dialog box to let the user choose a replacement segment to rebuild a non fault tolerant RAID group Delete RAID Group Lets the user choose RAID group s to delete 21 RAID Group Summary This command displays a dialog box to show all RAID groups group ID configuration and status The RAID Group Summary window has it s own menu bar All options available via the menu bar are shown below Sorting This command displays a dialog box to let the user choose up to 3 items to sort RAID group items in th
5. capacity of two hard drives to form one logical drive Since this configuration will destroy all existing data on your hard drives use blank or new hard drives or back up your existing data before connecting to the raid controller 1 AstheBlOSboots press Ctrl S or F4 when prompted to enter the RAID BIOS 2 At the next screen select Create RAID Set then press Enter Select Concatenation then press Enter Select 2 then press Enter Select the second hard disk drive then press Enter When asked Are You Sure Y N press Y to accept Note Inthe RAID BIOS screen under Logical Drive 3 4 5 Select one hard disk drive then press Enter 6 7 Sil Concatenation and the size of the logical drive will appear 8 Press Ctrl E to exit the BIOS 9 When asked Are you sure to exit Y N press Y to exit and reboot Note When two drives are combined using JBOD each hard disk drive will appear as Concatenated in the SATARAID5 GUI Rebuilding a Failed Mirror Set Whena failure to one member occurs you will be notified either by the RAID BIOS during boot or by the SATA Raid5 GUI while in Windows The steps below will guide you in rebuilding a failed mirror set For Offline Mirror Rebuild SATA RAID BIOS 1 Replace the failed drive with one of equal or greater capacity then start the computer 2 During boot press Ctrl S or F4 to enter the RAID BIOS Select Create RAID Set then press Enter Select SPARE D
6. 4bit folder found on the driver CD onto a blank floppy disk then follow the directions below 1 2 3 Setup the RAID array prior to Windows installation Follow Windows installation procedure Restart the computer when prompted by Windows installation At the Windows Setup screen press F6 to install the RAID driver When prompted press S to specify the location of the driver Insert the floppy disk then press Enter Select Silicon Image Sil 3132 SoftRaid 5 Controller 64 bit Extended then press Enter 8 Press Enter to finish driver installation then follow the on screen instructions to complete Windows installation When Windows installation completes go toSATARaid5 GUI on page 16 and install the RAID utility For An Existing Installation 1 Setup the RAID array prior to driver installation and boot up to Windows 2 At the Found New Hardware Wizard XP w SP1 or earlier Server 2003 continue to step 3 XP w SP2 or later Server 2003 w SP1 or later select No not at this time then click Next 3 Insert the driver CD select Install the software automatically Recommended and click Next Accept the default entry then click Next Click Finish Repeat steps 2 5 os OL H Click Yes to restart to complete the installation When Windows resumes go to SATARaid5 GUI on page 16 and install the RAID utility To Verify Windows 2000 XP 2003 Installation 1 Right click My Computer click Manage 2
7. AID1 then press Enter Select Manual configuration then press Enter Select the Source drive then press Enter Select the Target drive then press Enter Select Create with data copy then press Enter Select online copy then press Enter Note Selecting Online Copy builds the mirror while in Windows Selecting Offline Copy builds the mirror before exiting the RAID BIOS Input the RAID size then press Enter Press Ctrl E to exit the BIOS When asked Are you sure to exit Y N press Y to exit and reboot Single Drive Setup Setting up your hard drive to operate as a single drive may destroy all existing data on your hard drive therefore back up any data on your hard drive before connecting it to the raid controller or use a blank or new hard drive 1 AstheBlOSboots press Ctrl S or F4 when prompted to enter the RAID BIOS 2 At the next screen select Create RAID Set then press Enter Select Concatenation then press Enter Select a hard disk drive then press Enter When asked Are You Sure Y N press Y to accept Note Inthe RAID BlOS screen under Logical Drive Sil Concatenation and the size of the logical drive Os 4 Select 1 then press Enter 5 6 will appear 7 Press Ctrl E to exit the BIOS 8 When asked Are you sure to exit Y N press Y to exit and reboot Note The hard disk will show up as Contiguous in the SATARAID5 GUI JBOD Drive Setup This RAID Array combines the full
8. As the BIOS boots press Ctrl S or F4when prompted to enter the RAID BIOS At the next screen select Create RAID Set then press Enter Select RAIDO then press Enter Select Manual configuration then press Enter Select chunk size from 8k 16k 32k 64k or 128k then press Enter Select the first drive then press Enter Select the second drive then press Enter Input the RAID size then press Enter When asked Are You Sure Y N press Y to accept Press Ctrl E to exit the BIOS When asked Are you sure to exit Y N press Y to exit and reboot Continue with Fdisk and Format steps as if you were installing a conventional hard drive RAID 1 Mirror For New Blank Hard Drives l As the BIOS boots press Ctrl S or F4when prompted to enter the RAID BIOS PSS Se eS At the next screen select Create RAID Set then press Enter At the next screen select RAID1 then press Enter Select Auto configuration then press Enter Input the RAID size then press Enter When asked Are You Sure Y N press Y to accept Press Ctrl E to exit the BIOS When asked Are you sure to exit Y N press Y to exit and reboot Continue with Fdisk and Format steps as if you were installing a conventional hard drive For Existing Hard Drives with Data 10 11 As the BIOS boots press Ctrl S or F4when prompted to enter the RAID BIOS At the next screen select Create RAID Set then press Enter At the next screen select R
9. P eSATA II PCle Pro RAID Quick Installation Guide Introducing the eSATA II PCle Pro RAID The eSATA II PCle Pro RAID is an ultra high speed two channel Serial ATA Generation IT RAID controller for use in PCI Express enabled systems Features and Benefits Compliant with PCI Express Base Specification 1 0a Compliant with Serial ATA 1 0 specifications with support for full complement of SATA II optional features PCI Express 1 lane x1 SATA II adapter works with PCI Express slots with different lane width Installs in any available PCI Express slot and supports data transfer rates up to3 0Gbps 300MBps Supports Native Command Queuing NCQ Non zero offsets NCQ and Out of order data delivery NCQ Independent command fetch scatter gather and command execution Supports RAID 0 striping and RAID 1 mirroring for speed and data protection respectively System Requirements PCI Express enabled system with one available PCI Express slot Windows 2000 XP 32 64 bit Server 2003 32 64 bit Vista 32 64 bit 2 External SATA drives 04 0396B 1 Package Contents eSATA II PCIe Pro RAID board e Driver software CD e Quick Installation Guide Layout HDD LED pins Front chassis LED External x connects horizontally connectors HDD Activity LED Figure 1 eSATA II PCIe Pro RAID layout Hardware Installation General instructions for installing the card are provided below Since the design of computer cases and
10. RIVE then press Enter Select the single hard drive then press Enter ou F amp 9 10 Input the RAID size press Enter When asked Are You Sure Y N press Y to confirm Select Rebuild Raid 1 Set press Enter When asked Are you sure Y N press Y confirm The mirror will begin rebuilding Do not interfere with the process When rebuilding is finished press Ctrl E When asked Are you sure to exit Y N press Y to exit and reboot For Online Mirror Rebuild in Windows 1 Replace the failed drive with one of equal or greater capacity then start the computer 2 When Windows resumes at the SATA SoftRaid 5 screen click Legacy Support then click Rebuild Legacy RAID Group Note If Legacy Support does not show click File Configuration Advanced Options Check Legacy Bootable Support then click OK 3 At Rebuild Legacy RAID Group box select both hard drives then click Rebuild 4 Click OK then click Cancel to close the window 5 The mirror will rebuild Rebuild time is dependant on the size of the mirror set Deleting RAID Arrays 1 Asthe BIOS boots press Ctrl S or F4 when prompted to enter the RAID BIOS 2 Select Delete RAID Set then press Enter 3 Select the RAID set then press Enter 4 _Whenasked Are You Sure Y N press Y to confirm Resolving Conflicts When a RAID set is created the metadata written to the disk includes drive connection information If after a disk failure the r
11. Select Device Manager 3 Double click SCSI and RAID controllers and Silicon Image SiI3132 SoftRaid 5 Controller should be displayed 14 Windows Vista For A New Installation 1 Setup the RAID array prior to Windows installation 2 Follow Windows installation procedure 3 At Where do you want to install Windows click Load Drivers 4 Insert the driver CD click Browse 5 Double click your CD ROM drive For 32 bit Windows Vista select 32bit then click OK For 64 bit Windows Vista select 64bit then click OK 6 Select Silicon Image Sil 3132 SoftRaid5 Controller then click Next 7 Follow the on screen instructions to complete the Windows Vista operating system installation When Windows installation completes go to SATARaid5 GUI on page 16 and install the RAID utility For An Existing Installation 1 2 os 4 Setup the RAID array prior to Windows installation At the Found New Hardware window click Locate andinstall the driverautomatically recommended Insert the driver CD click Continue Click Next then Close to complete the installation When Windows resumes go to SATARaid5 GUI on page 16 and install the RAID utility To Verify Windows Vista Installation I Rightclick Computer click Manage click Continue select Device Manager Double click Storage controllers and Silicon Image Sil 3132 SoftRaid 5 Controller should be displayed 15 SATARaid5 GUI The SATAR
12. aid5 GUI provides the user an easy way to monitor your RAID set SATARaid5 GUI Installation Important Windows 2000 SP4 or later is required for installation 1 Insert the driver installation CD 2 At the Windows desktop click Start For 2000 Click Run type D gui setup2000 msi then click OK Change D to match your CD ROM drive letter For Windows XP Server 2003 Click Run type D gui setup msi then click OK Change D to match your CD ROM drive letter For Windows Vista In Start Search box type D gui setup msi then press Enter Change D to match your CD ROM drive letter 3 Follow the on screen instructions to complete the installation SATARaid5 GUI Overview The installation program configures the SATARaid5 GUI to automatically start when Windows is started If the GUI does not automatically start or is closed by the user choose the SATARaid5 program from the start menu to launch the program Upon launching the GUI the main window should appear similar to the next few pages S SATARAID5 Array Manager File Device RAID Group Window Help Controller 0 Sil3132r5 amp Channel0 Channeli E Legacy RG 0 0 0 GB Available 0 0 GB Available v v Controller Si Link Status Up RAID Groups Device Configuration window window RAID Groups window This window identifies SATA host adapters and configured RAID groups Selecting each RAID group in the RAID Groups window members consistin
13. ate RAID group if the RAID group to be created is fault tolerant group RAID1 the user will be able to select Improper Shutdown Policy in the Create RAID Group dialog box The Advanced RAID Features are not supported for Legacy RAID groups Resources Info Support When this feature is selected Resources menuitem willbe available under the Window menu This feature is for debugging purpose only Device Menu Command Create Spare and Delete Spare This command displays a dialog box to let the user create or delete a spare drive This feature is not used with the eSATA II PCIe Pro RAID Delete Member This command displays a dialog box to let the user choose RAID groups members to delete Since RAID 0 is not fault tolerant RAID 0 members will not be shown in the list Delete Orphan An orphan device segment is part of a RAID group that cannot access another device segment within the same RAID group When a member of a RAID group fails such as a loss of power or a complete hard disk failure it becomes an orphan This command displays the Delete Orphan Segment window to show all orphan segments and allows the user to delete selected orphan segments Make Pass Thru Removes any Metadata on the drive so it will function as an ordinary hard disk drive 20 Device Summary This command displays the Segment Summary window to show all physical devices segments RAID Group Menu Command Create RAID Group This command displays
14. bility of our products as well as one of the lowest defective return rates in the industry SIIG products can be found in computer retail stores mail order catalogs through major distributors system integrators and VARs in the Americas and the UK and through e commerce sites PRODUCT NAME eSATA II PCIe Pro RAID FCC RULES TESTED TO COMPLY WITH FCC PART 15 CLASS B OPERATING ENVIRONMENT FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE FCC COMPLIANCESTATEMENT This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR PRODUCT COMPLIANCE SUG Inc 6078 Stewart Avenue Fremont CA 94538 3152 USA eSATA II PCle Pro RAIDisa trademark of SUG Inc SIIG and the SHG logo are registered trademarks of SHG Inc Microsoft Windows and Windows Vista are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries Other names used in this publication are for identification only and may be trademarks of their respective companies May 2008 Copyright 2008 by SHG Inc All rights reserved
15. e RAID Group Summary window Fields This command displays a dialog box to let the user choose which fields will be shown in the RAID Group Summary window Window Menu Command Task Manager This command displays the Task Manager window The Task Manager window list all RAID and disk management tasks that have been started and or done This window provides the user with the ability to schedule any RAID and disk management operations including RAID group creation rebuild and test The Task Manager window has it s own menu bar All options available via the menu bar are shown below Open Save and Print These options will be available in future revisions Sorting This command displays a dialog box to let the user choose up to 3 items to sort task items in the task list Fields This command displays a dialog box to let the user choose which fields will be shown in the task list Modify This command allows the user to modify parameters of the selected task items Suspend This command allows the user to suspend the selected task items 22 Resume This command allows the user to resume the suspended task items Cancel This command allows the user to cancel the selected task items Delete This command displays a dialog box to let the user delete the selected task items Event Log This command displays the Event Log window The Event Log window displays SATA device related events that occur while SATARAID5 GUIis runni
16. ent information received from all the RAID drivers The log file can be viewed with any text viewer such as Notepad or with the Event Log window of SATARAID5 GUI Use the Log File tab to enable disable the log file set where the log file should be stored and the name of the file as well 18 Popup The popup window is a visual notification that an event has occurred The popup window can be disabled or set to popup for only certain event levels The different levels are Informational The popup window will be displayed for the following events Informational Warnings Errors Warning The popup window will be displayed for the following events Warnings Errors Errors The popup window will be displayed for the following events Errors Disabled No popup will occur Advanced Options The advanced options tab is used to control advanced features of the RAID driver By default all advanced options are disabled Legacy Bootable Support When this feature is selected Legacy Support menu will be available in the menu bar The Legacy Support menu includes a list of menu items to support RAID functions for legacy RAID groups Delete Member Support When this feature is selected Delete Member menu item will be available under the Device menu The Delete Member menu item allows the user to delete a member from RAID 1 group Advanced RAID Features When this feature is selected and the user selects to cre
17. eplacement disk was previously part of a RAID set or used in another system it may have conflicting metadata Ifso this will prohibit the RAID set from being either created or rebuilt in order for the RAID set to function properly this old metadata must be first overwritten with the new metadata To resolve this from the main BIOS window select Resolve Conflicts then press Enter the correct metadata including the correct drive connection information will be written to the replacement disk Low Level Format Low Level Format is built into the RAID BIOS to make it more convenient to erase the entire contents of a hard disk drive including data drive and partition information The Low Level Format utility works on single hard drives only before the RAID set is configured Logical Drive Info This menu item displays the assignment of physical drives within a logical set RAIDO RAID1 Concatenated This is a display only function BIOS Configuration The eSATA II PCle Pro RAID BIOS will appear everytime your system starts up During this Post process the bios will show up and indicate the devices attached to it If the bios doesn t show please install your controller into another PCle slot 10 Driver Installation This section provides information on how to install the eSATA II PCIe Pro RAID drivers Windows 2000 For A New Installation A new installation of Windows 2000 requires a floppy disk for the driver ins
18. g of the RAID group will be highlighted in the Device Configuration window Right clicking on each node in the RAID Groups window a popup menu will be displayed to let the user select an action to be performed for the selected controller or RAID group Device Configuration window This window identifies all physical drives and their partitions A physical drive can be partitioned into several portions and each portion can be a RAID group member 17 SATARAID 5 Configuration Menu SATARAID5 configuration menu includes customization of the settings for Log File Popup and Advanced Options By clicking on File then Configuration the user may customize the settings for Log File Popup and Advanced Options tabs Configuration Screen Popup Advanced Options Log File Information The log file is used to preserve events received from the RAID driver Contents of the log file can be viewed via the Event Log option of the Window menu The log file generation can be controlled via the radio buttons in the Log File Generation section of this screen The file name and location can be set in the Log File Specification section ofthis screen Contents of the log file can be purged into another file or permanently deleted via the Purge button in the Log File Specification section of this screen Log File Generation Disabled Enabled Log File Specification Log File The log file is used to store ev
19. ng The Event Log window has it s own menu bar All options available via the menu bar are shown below Sorting This command displays a dialog box to the the user choose up to 3 items to sort event items in the event log Fields This command displays a dialog box to let the user choose which fields will be shown in the event log Resources This command displays the Resources Information window This feature is for debugging purpose only Legacy Support Menu Command Create Legacy RAID Group This command displays a dialog box to let the user create legacy bootable RAID groups This item is disabled if new RAID groups exist The parameters are discussed below RAID Group Selects a group ID from the available list Configuration Striped for RAID 0 Mirrored for RAID 1 Contiguous for non RAID single drive Concatenated for JBOD requires 2 hard drives 23 Capacity Select from a list of RAID group sizes Chunk Size Select one value from the available list Rebuild Priority Select from the available list RAID 0 and virtual disk do not require this 10 is the highest level of rebuild priority which means that rebuild times will be faster but will take more CPU resources to rebuild Devices Select RAID member devices from the available device segment list Rebuild Legacy RAID Group This command displays a dialog box to let the user choose a replacement segment to rebuild a non fault tolerant legacy RAID group
20. tallation To make this floppy disk copy the contents of the 32bit folder found on the driver CD onto a blank floppy disk then follow the directions below 1 Setup the RAID array prior to Windows installation 2 Follow Windows 2000 installation procedure 3 At the Windows 2000 Setup screen press F6 to install the RAID driver 4 When prompted press S to specify the location of the driver 5 Insert the floppy disk then press Enter 6 Select Silicon Image Sil 3132 SoftRaid 5 Controller for Windows 2000 then press Enter 7 Press Enter again to finish driver installation then follow the on screen instructions to complete the Windows installation When Windowsinstallation completes go to SATARaid5 GUI on page 16 and install the RAID utility For An Existing Installation 1 Setup the RAIDarray prior to driver installation and boot up to Windows 2 At Found New Hardware Wizard click Next 3 Select Search for a suitable driver for my device recommended then click Next 11 4 Insertthedriver CD check CD ROM drives uncheck the other boxes click Next click Next again then click Finish 5 Repeat steps 2 4 6 Restart Windows to complete the installation When Windows resumes go to SATARaid5 GUI on page 16 and install the RAID utility 32 bit Windows XP Server 2003 For A New Installation A new installation requires a floppy disk for the driver installation To make this floppy disk copy the con
21. tents of the 32bit folder found on the driver CD onto a blank floppy disk then follow the directions below 1 Setup the RAID array prior to Windows installation 2 Follow Windows installation procedure 3 Atthe Windows Setup screen press F6 to install the RAID driver 4 When prompted press S to specify the location of the driver 5 Insert the floppy disk then press Enter 6 Select Silicon Image Sil 3132 SoftRaid 5 Controller for Windows XP Server 2003 then press Enter 7 Press Enter again to finish the driver installation then follow the on screen instructions to complete your Windows installation When Windowsinstallation completes go to SATARaid5 GUI on page 16 and install the RAID utility 12 For An Existing Installation 1 4 Setup the RAID array prior to driver installation and boot up to Windows At the Found New Hardware Wizard XP w SP1 or earlier Server 2003 continue to step 3 XP w SP2 or later Server 2003 w SP1 or later select No not at this time then click Next Insert the driver CD select Install the software automatically Recommended and click Next Click Finish to complete the driver installation When Windows resumes go to SATARaid5 GUI on page 16 and install the RAID utility 64 bit Windows XP Server 2003 For A New Installation A new installation requires a floppy disk for the driver installation To make this floppy disk copy the contents of the 6
22. tents RAID 0 Striping ssssincisienanciesennee page 4 5 RAID MARt6F sincceniianscomainainnite page 5 6 Single Drive Setup Contiguous c page 7 JBOD Drive Setup Concatenated page 7 8 Rebuilding a Failed Mirror Set 000 page 8 9 Deleting RAID ATAY Sitaat a teense page 9 Resolving Conflicts csavcetisiatvatniienenetencanieaies page 10 Low Level Format cccecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeseeeeeees page 10 Logical Drive nfo cssussitessansensstiaieenateieestaatess page 10 BIOS Configuration sersessscisiconiisansis page 10 RAID 0 Striping This RAID array to be used on New Blank hard drives Striping will destroy existing data on the hard drive Auto Configuration is recommended For applications that require a custom chunk size Manual Configuration is offered Auto Configuration recommended The default chunk size is 64k when selecting Auto configuration 1 As the BIOS boots press Ctrl S or F4 when prompted to enter the RAID BIOS 2 Atthe next screen select Create RAID Set then press Enter 3 Select RAIDO then press Enter 4 Select Auto configuration then press Enter 5 Input the RAID size then press Enter When asked Are You Sure Y N press Y to accept Press Ctrl E to exit the BIOS When asked Are you sure to exit Y N press Y to exit and reboot Continue with Fdisk and Format steps as if you were installing a conventional hard drive Manual Configuration 1 12
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