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FastTrak TX4000 User Manual
Unable to partition or format array
There are two possible causes:
The FastTrak TX4000 controller is the bootable device but the array is not
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set to be bootable.
The Reserve Sector of one of the drives has become corrupt or bad.
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If the FastTrak TX4000 controller is the bootable device, make sure that the
array is set to be bootable:
1.
During boot up, press Ctrl-F to enter the FastBuild BIOS utility
2.
Choose option 3, Define Array.
3.
Press the
from.
4.
Press the Spacebar to select.
An * asterisk will appear next to the array number indicating it as bootable. The
system will now recognize this array as the first array seen. The system will then
use this bootable array as the (fixed) boot C: drive.
The Reserve Sector of one of the drives has become corrupt or bad. Removing
the Reserve Sector will remedy any issue related directly to a Bad Reserve
Sector.
Before removing the Reserve Sector of the drive(s), backup
any existing data. Removal of the reserve sector of any
drive permanently deletes all existing data on the hard
drive.
For Mirrored arrays (RAID 1), remove the Reserve Sector from the mirrored
drive first (this will appear during Step 3 below) then rebuild the mirrored array.
Remove the Sector on the Master Drive only as a last resort.
For Striped arrays (RAID 0), removing the Reserve Sector from any of the drives
that are striped will destroy the arrayed data.
Up
Down keys to highlight the array that you want to boot
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