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ArrayConfigBoot Array Utility v1.0 Beta 3
^Display SCSI Devices  
Esc = Return to previous menu.  F1 = Help toggle.
Select Array #^1    
Select Array #^2    
Select Array #^3    
Select Array #^4    
This array has not been configured.
Assign ^Unit Numbers  
Adaptec ^SCSISelect   
Disk ^Array Functions 
This utility can only be executed from a bootable diskette in A:. Rebootyour system with a bootable diskette in drive A:.
Scanning for host adapter/drive information. Please wait.
   List  of  Arrays  
Installation complete.
Disk array drive
Display ^Arrays         
Create ^New Array   
Do you want to continue? (y|n)  
^Delete Array       
Press any key to continue.
R^eplace Missing Drive
^Format/Initialize Array
Displays all devices current connected to the specified board.
Run SCSISelect utility to configure/examine SCSI Channel settings.
View, Add, Delete, Redefine, and Initialize Arrays.
Specify boot array/drive.

Up/Down:Move Up/Down
Enter  :Select Board
Esc    :Previous Menu
Array #%1
Aborted!       
 %1 complete 
^Display Array Status       
Define ^Spare Drives   
DOS ^Functions        
Starting SCSISelect for the %1 board.
AAA-130
Run DOS Fdisk or DOS Format.
Copy ^Drivers
 Contents of EEPROM 
^Update BIOS           
Unit
DOS ^Format            
Undefined
Single
Array
ArrayConfig Boot Array Utility 
Select ^Boot Option


     ^4KB 
     ^8KB     
    ^16KB     
    ^32KB     
    ^64KB     
   1^28KB     

^Return to Setup       
^Boot Order :         

Enter the DOS drive to format:  
No arrays defined.




Display Array ^Drive Status 
Press any key to display the next array, or press the Esc key to exit.

Display ^Array Overview     
Displays general information about the selected array, such as array state,
array model, unformatted capacity, data block size, drive count, etc.
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Please wait
Do you want to exit the Adaptec Initial Array Configuration Utility (y|n) 
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Press Any Key

Formatting



 HP Super Storage.  Fast and Reliable Storage subsystem from HP.
Array Config utility will create and configure the data storage subsystem
for your desktop computer. You can optimize your system for better
monitoring and management of the storage subsystem.
Your data storage subsytem is ready and configured.
If you need to install Operating Sytem, please continue after rebooting.
Press any key to Reboot the system.
Drive List



RAID1
Type = 
RAID0
RAID0 CVT
RAID 0/1
RAID3
RAID5 
RAID5 CVT
Uninitialized
State = 
Array #%1 is off-line.
At least one mirrored pair has a drive down.
Non-fault-tolerant
Fault-tolerant
Drives = %1
Spare Drive Count = %1

%1MB

GB

Data Block Size = 
%1KB

Drives available for assignment = %1
RAID Level   Min Drive Count  Max Drive Count  Comments
RAID0          1               16              Non-fault-tolerant striped
RAID1          2               2               Fault Tolerant
%2
%3
How many members will this array have (excluding spares)? 
Invalid entry. Valid range is %1 to %2.
Counts > 8 are for MIRRORED arrays only and must be an even number.
%1 drive(s) available.
Are you satisfied with your selections? (y|n)  
How many spare drives?  
No RAID Boards Found.  Please Reboot.
 Do you want to exit ARCONFIG and reboot? (Y/N) 
DOS Unit number for array #%1: 
DOS Unit Numbers can range from 80 to 87: 
Boot Array = Yes
RAID5          3               16              Fault-tolerant striped
RAID 0/1       4               16              Drive count must be even
%1
Spare too small.
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Up/Dn: Move Up/Down
Enter: Select Array
Esc  : Previous Menu
Up/Dn: Select Array
Enter: Display Array
Esc: Done
Up/Dn: Select Array
Enter: Delete Array
Esc: Done
Array #%1     
Arrays configured
Change Array
Channel %1
Main Menu
Operation disallowed. Array Member is UP.  May result in Data Loss.
Up/Dn: Select Array
Enter: Redefine Array
Esc: Done
Up/Dn: Select Array
Enter: Initialize Array
Esc: Done
Array Size(MB) = %1
Boot Array = No
Data Block Size(KB) = %1

Array Status = FAULT TOLERANT
Array Status = CRITICAL
Reboot the system using Ctrl+Alt+Del Keys
This array may have valid Data.  Continue with Formatting.(Y/N)
If you still want to continue, choose the Yes option.
Array is Offline.  Cannot Reconstruct any member.
This Member is Up.  Reconstruct not allowed.
Up/Dn: Move Up/Down
Enter: Select Drive
Esc  : Previous Menu
Operation not allowed.  Some members are Missing/Down.
^Change Array
Spare  #%1
Member #%1
Replacement Drive too small
Drive may have valid Operating System Partitions.
This Drive has valid Partition Table. Continue(Y/N). 
Main Menu
Disk Array Operations
Disk Array ^Operations

Array Status = OKAY
Array Status = OFFLINE
^Reconstruct Array   
^Verify Array   
Spare ^Pool Operations
Enter %1 to %2: 
Some Arrays have changed Configurations. Accept (Y/N). 
Be Sure to check the new array configuration before accepting it.
 Arrays Members have moved from original location. Before exiting 
 Array Config be sure to take a look at the new configurations.
Invalid entry.
Maximum number of arrays already configured.
^Add an Array               
 Incomplete Arrays Found.  Before exiting Array Config be sure to use
 Replace Missing Member or Delete Array Functions to fix these problems.
Used to add an array. Maximum allowable array count is 4.
^Delete an Array            

Deletes the specified array from your system.
Unable to access drive #%1.
Singles cannot be moved.
Only 1 Array.  Cannot be moved.
Bad Board Found.
BIOS Disabled on this Board.  Reboot and Run SCSI Select.

Spare Pool Configuration
Configuration for %1
Uninitialized
Spare   Channel   SCSI-ID    Description       Size
Member  SCSI ID  Channel     Status    Capacity
Spare%1
Failed to respond
Marked DOWN
DOWN         
  MISSING DRIVE
MISSING DRIVE
OKAY         
%1MB
GB
Side
Mirror
Primary
Secondary
#%1


Unknown error #%1 occurred.

Run Verify and Filesystem check.
This array is already Online.
Unit Number for array #%1? 


Writing Zeroes to Array is ...%1 complete.
Verify Array is ...%1 complete.
Reconstruct Array is ...%1 complete.

I/O error occurred

One or more drives have a valid Operating System Partitions.
One or more drives have a valid Partition Table. Continue(Y/N). 
Drive has valid Operating System Partitions.
Drive has valid Partition Table. Continue(Y/N). 
Select Array Type
Optimized for ^Performance(RAID Level 0)    
Optimized for ^Data Protection(Raid Level 1)
Arrow Keys : to select Option
Enter Key : To Confirm Selection
Escape Key : Previous Screen



Tab: Select channel

Tab: Select channel
Up/Dn: Select drive
Ins: Install drive
Del: Deselect drive
Dedicated Spares are extra drives that are dedicated to this array.
Dedicated Spares will be automatically used if a drive fails.
Do you want to define dedicated spares for this array ? (y|n)  
Each array may have up to %1 dedicated spares.
Maximum dedicated spare count is %1.
SPARE #%1  

Array # = %1



 Use Custom Setup to change Configuration.
Change Array ^Configuration 

Takes few minutes to several hours, depending on hard disk type.
^Redefine an Array          
Used to redefine the drives in an existing array.
Array already has 2 Spares defined.
This Drive has a valid partition table.
If you do not want to use this drive, choose No option
Add ^Spare Drive(s)         
This array already has the maximum number of spares.
This function is used to add a spare to an existing array.


Drive
^Display Boot Order         
No spares are defined.
Are you sure that you want to delete this array. (y/n) :
If you delete this array, all information on this array will be lost.
Size

Chn
ID
Type
Drives
Created
Verified
Reconstructed
Shows Boot Order of Arrays and Singles on this Array Adapter.
Add/Delete or change arrays.
Add/Delete Drives to Spare Pool.
Displays information about this Utility.
Not allowed on this type of Array.

 Array #   Member    SCSI ID    Channel      Status






Add/Delete Spare
Add/Delete ^Spare Drive
^Express Setup
^Custom Setup
Uses typical default values to do fast initial setup.
Provides access to Advanced Options for Custom Setup.
Setup Type Selection Menu
Array Name.   
 
Drives available for assignment = %1
RAID Level   Min Drive Count  Max Drive Count  Comments
RAID0          1               16              Non-fault-tolerant striped
RAID1          2               2               Fault Tolerant

Bus #%1


Spare Pool
^Display Spare Pool Devices   
^Add Device to Spare Pool
Delete Device ^from Spare Pool
^Add Spare Drive     
^Delete Spare Drive




No drives in spare pool.

Array Status =OFFLINE, Not Iniialized

#%1 %2 %3
SCSI IDs on Channel
 #%1       %2     %3
Array #%1     
Array #%1 Initialized 
on PCI Bus #%1
 #%1%2     %3      %4
Bus #=%1  Channel=%2  SCSI ID=%3
^Redefine an Array          
Array #%1,Spare #%2



Init Menu

Array is initialized with all Zeroes.
This Initialization method is faster than low-level formatting.
Low-Level ^Format an Array  
Each drive in the array will be sent a SCSI Format command. This should
be used only if the drives in the array REQUIRE a SCSI Format command.
After SCSI Format each drive will be initialized with all Zeroes.
Improper drive count for this type of array.
Initialize to RAID^5        


^Initialize an Array    
Initialize to RAID5 C^VT    



Initialize to RAID0 ^CVT    
Author : Rahul Mittal

Initialize to RAID^0        


Mirrored arrays must consist of an even number of members.
Initialize to ^Mirrored     



Are you sure? (y|n)
Unable to access drive #%1.

%1 deleted.
Member of %1 replaced.
Array #%1 marked bootable.
Initialization of %1 is complete.
Low-level formatting of %1 is complete.
Formatting  Array.    
Writing system sectors... 
Writing reserved sectors... 
CD-ROM Drivers copied. Update config.sys to include CD-ROM Drivers.
Array Model = %1
NetWare Drivers installed. Update startup.ncf to include NetWare Drivers.
%1
Put the Drivers diskette in floppy drive a:
SCSI IO Error on Channel=%1 SCSI_ID=%2. Check the SCSI Configuration.
Cannot Verify this Array
Cannot Reconstruct this Array
Verify Complete
Reconstruct Complete

Verify not completed because of SCSI IO Errors.
Reconstruct not completed because of SCSI IO Errors.
Spare added to Spare Pool.
Spare from %1 deleted.
Are you sure you want to delete %1? (y|n) 
Drive deleted from Spare Pool.
Drive added as Spare.


%1 created successfully.
Duplicate Array Name.
Initialization of Array Failed.


Maximum number of arrays defined already.
React^ivate Array
To make an array online.  This does not guarantee data integrity.

Use Up/Down Arrow keys to select drive; Enter to execute; Esc to quit.
The Format command failed on drive #%1.
Too many arrays found.  Cannot hanlde.  Disconenct and reboot.
Array Name should be 1 to 15 character long.


Too many Units.  Array Config can handle only 16 units.


Elapsed time %1


Initializing all blocks on array #%1 to zero ... %2 complete.

A SCSI Inquiry command failed.
Product(%1) Page(0x%2) 

A SCSI Mode Sense command to a drive in the disk array has failed.

The Read Capacity command for drive #%1 failed.
A SCSI Mode Select command to a drive in the disk array failed.
Offset(%1) Val(0x%2)

Replace a MISSING Drive.
Add Maximum of 2 Dedicated Spares.
Delete Dedicated Spare in the Array.
Display Drives in the Spare Pool.
Add Maximum of 8 Spares.
Delete Drive from the Spare Pool.

No Devices Found.

Accept default or refer to the array user's manual for further details.
Do you want to specify a new data block size? (y|n) 
%1KB

16 KB

Cannot open %1.

Select Type of Usage
^Multimedia
^CAD
^Others



Displays the members of array, and other details.
To define RAID0, RAID1, RAID 0/1 and RAID5 arrays.
To delete arrays.  This will destroy all data on the arrays.
To initialize the array.  Data on arrays will be destroyed.
Verifies RAID1/RAID10 or RAID5 array.
Allows you to add/delete a dedicated spare.
Allows you to bring back up a DOWN drive.
Allows you to replace any member of an array.
Select Boot Order
Disk Array will be Boot Drive      
Disk Array will not be a Boot Drive
This Array will be a Boot Drive. 
This Array will not be a Boot Drive. 
Initialization of %1 is skipped.































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WARNING







Delete Array
Array #^1
Array #^2
Array #^3
Array #^4




Select Unit
Unit #%1     
Up/Dn: Move Up/Down
Enter: Select Unit
Esc  : Previous Menu









Select Array
Array Status
Array State = 
Array Substate = 
UNKNOWN
Number of members = %1
Spare drive %1 status = 
UP
marked DOWN








Member %1 status = 





      %1         %2        %3         %4          
    %1         %2         %3          %4          DOWN




















This array has a valid partition table.


Select Array Type
DOS Menu
^Low-Level Format              
Initialize Array to ^Zero      
RAID^0           
RAI^D 0/1        
RAID^1           
RAID^5           
RAID5 C^VT       
Select Initialize Mode

Array %1
All data on this array will be lost! Do you want to continue? (y|n) 





Creation date = %1


Up/Dn: Select drive
Ins: Install drive
Del: Deselect drive



F1 = Help toggle
Arrow Keys or Hot Key = Select menu item
Esc = Quit menu

Invalid drive count for array type chosen.
System Menu
The data block size for fault-tolerant arrays is the stripe size of both
data and parity blocks. The data block size for RAID0 arrays is the stripe
size of the data block.
Invalid Adaptec disk array model number of %1 for command %2.
Not enough drives to configure any RAID level.
AAA-130 Two Channel RAID
Athena
Viking II
Off-line





Adaptec Disk Array Installation Utility














Configuration Menu









Type=
Drive  Channel  ID
Spare  Channel  ID







Array #%1=%2

                










Spare Pool has 8 drives already.
























 Selected Device is %1
Sense Data :
Stat = %1
 SCSI Error
 Up/Down:Move Up/Down      Enter:Select Array to be moved in Boot Order.
 If you intend to install and then boot Windows NT from this array,
 assign lowest SCSI IDs starting with 0 to the members of this array.
    Boot   Order   For  Singles  And  Arrays   
Up/Down:Move Up/Down.
Esc    :Previous Menu. 
Enter  :Select Array to be moved in Boot Order.
Up Arrow  : To move up the Selected Array. 
Down Arrow: To move down the Selected Array. 
Enter     : When finished moving the Array.
Arrays found that are not supported by Array Config.  Cannot proceed.
   Delete Spare Menu  
  Up/Down: Move Up/Down.
  Enter  : Select Drive to Delete.
  Escape : Previous Screen.
^Test Unit Ready
 Send the SCSI command Test Unit Ready to selected device
^Inquiry
 Send the SCSI command Inquiry to selected device
 Select SCSI Command
 Select Drive
 Send a SCSI command to selected SCSI device
Array #%1,Member #%2
Send SCSI ^Command
Tab: Select channel
Up/Dn: Select drive
 Enter the configuration file name
 If left blank default file name ARCONFIG.CFG will be used.
 Array configuration saved to hard disk.
 Array configuration could not be saved to hard disk.
Tab: Select Channel
Esc: Done
 Array configuration saved to file successfully.
 Array configuration could not be saved to a file.
 Press ESC to skip initialization.
^Save EEPROM Contents
 To Save EEPROM Contents to a file
Up/Down:Move Up/Down
Enter  :Select Board
Esc    :Previous Menu
^Display Contents of EEPROM
 Displays the contents of EEPROM in hex format.
Adaptec disk array configuration changed.
Dia^gnostic Operations
To Perform Diagnostic Operations
Save Configuration on ^File      
To Save Configuration in a file 
Save Configuration on ^Hard Disks
To Save Configuration on Hard Disks
Diagnostics Menu
 Enter the File Name.     

 Error Opening the File
 Error Reading Header of Config. File
 Error Writing Header of Config. File
 Error Reading the Configuration File
 Error Writing the Configuration File
 A %1 Array will be configured using following drives ..
 %2
 %3
 Express Setup did not find two drives to create the array    
 The current drive configuration is as follows ...
 Available Drives             = %1
 Drives with valid partition  = %2
 Drives used in Arrays        = %3
%4
 Verify your selection .... 
 Array type = %1
 Usage      = %2
 %3

Press Esc to reconfigure, any other key to continue
AAA-130 Three Channel RAID
About Array Config ^Utility
 Do you want to use drives with partition to create array? (Y/N)
%s  Bus #%d
RAID Boards
Array Config utility provides a way to view,
create and manage disk arrays.

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