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8. At this point you may see the Mac OS Disk Inser-
tion window. Now that the drive configuration has
changed, Mac OS has re-discovered the ForteRAID
and prompts you to format the newly configured de-
vice. If you see the window below, click Eject. If you
do not see this message, simply go to step 9.
9. Power off the ForteRAID, unplug the FireWire, USB or eSATA cable, plug the cable back in, then power it
back on again. This is important to force Mac OS to "forget" any current drive information.
10. If you get the Disk Insertion dialog box, this time click Initialize which will open Disk Utility. If not, open
Disk Utility from your System Volume > Applications Folder > Utilities Folder, and format the new volume.
Mac OS X formatting instructions can be found later in this manual.
Glyph Manager Operation in Windows XP, Vista,
and Windows 7
Glyph Manager will start automatically and
will display a Glyph icon in the lower right
corner of the system tray. Right clicking on
this icon and then selecting Show will invoke
Glyph Manager to the screen.
NOTE: With Vista, Windows Defender will block
the automatic launch of Glyph Manager. Right
click on the Windows Defender icon in the
system tray to unblock Glyph Manager. With
Windows 7, it is necessary to launch Glyph
Manager manually using Start/All Programs/
Glyph Manager.
When a ForteRAID is connected to the com-
puter, information about the drives within the
ForteRAID will be displayed.
To change the mode of the drives, click the
Change Drive Configuration button and select
the desired configuration on the following
screen.
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