User's Manual

2-20 Chapter 2: RAID conguration
Disable BGI: Specify the background initialization status:
No: Leave background initialization enabled. This means that a new
conguration can be initialized in the background while you use
WebBIOS to do other conguration tasks. This is the default.
Yes: Select Yes if you do not want to allow background initializations
for congurations on this controller.
Select Size: Specify the size of the virtual drive in terabytes, gigabytes,
megabytes, or kilobytes. Normally, this would be the full size for RAID 5
shown in the Conguration panel on the right. You may specify a smaller
size if you want to create other virtual drives on the same drive group.
8. Click Accept to accept the changes to the virtual drive denition, or click
Reclaim to return to the previous settings.
9. Click Yes to conrm the write policy mode you have chosen.
10. Click Next after you nish dening virtual drives. The conguration preview
screen appears.
11. Check the information in the conguration preview screen.
12. If the virtual drive conguration is acceptable, click Accept to save the
conguration. Otherwise, click Back to return to the previous screens and
change the conguration.
13. If you accept the conguration, click Yes at the prompt to save the
conguration.
14. Click Yes at the prompt to start initialization.
15. After the virtual drive is successfully
created, the Manage SSD Caching
screen appears. Click Cancel to
close the sceen.