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System throughput problems can occur if the SAS cables are
not the correct type. To minimize the potential for problems:
a. Use cables no longer than six meters (using shorter cables
is preferred)
b. Use cables that meet the SAS specification
c. Route the SAS cables carefully
Step 8.
Turn on the Power to the System
Reinstall the computer cover and reconnect the AC power
cords; then, turn on the power to the computer.
Make sure that the power is turned on to the SAS devices and
the SATA devices before or at the same time as the host
computer. If the power is turned on to the computer before it is
turned on to the devices, the computer might not recognize the
devices.
For the United Extensible Firmware Interface (uEFI), no BIOS
message displays. Press F1 to enter System Setup. Refer to
your system user's guide for specific configuration information.
Under other interfaces or operating systems, a BIOS message
appears during boot. The firmware takes several seconds to
initialize. The configuration utility prompt times out after several
seconds. The second portion of the BIOS message displays the
controller number, firmware version, and cache SDRAM size.
The numbering of the controller follows the PCI slot scanning
order used by the host mainboard.
Step 9.
Run the WebBIOS Configuration Utility
Run the WebBIOS Configuration Utility to configure the
physical arrays and the logical drives. When the message
Press <Ctrl><H> for WebBIOS appears on the screen, press
CTRL+H immediately to run the utility.
Step 10. Install the Operating System Driver
The controller can operate under various operating systems. To
operate under an operating system, you must install the
software drivers. Device driver updates are made available
periodically. To make sure that you have the current version of
the driver, download the latest driver at
http://support.lenovo.com. For updates, click Drivers &
Detailed Installation
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