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3. Select the RAID-1 or RAID-10 array hdiskx that you want to copy, and press Enter.
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User's Guide and Maintenance Information
The Prepare a Copy menu is displayed:
copy during creation, and change the entry to yes.
Note: When this option is set to yes, the time that is required to prepare the copy
is increased.
If you are operating your RAID array in a split site configuration, you might want to
select which hot spare pools are to be used for copy disks. If you do, select Hot
spare selection, and select your hot spare preference. Press the Help key if you
need more information about this entry.
If you want to couple an existing RAID-Copy array:
a. Select RAID Copy to be coupled.
b. Either type the name of the RAID-Copy array, or press the List key and select a
RAID-Copy array from the list of available candidates.
c. Press Enter. The RAID-Copy array is coupled to the parent array. The copy
operation starts.
If you want use free disk drives to make a copy of a RAID array:
a. Select Disk drives to be coupled.
b. Either type the names of the disk drives to be coupled, or press the List key and
select the disk drives from the displayed list of available candidate disk drives.
Note: The number of disks that you need to select is listed as Number of disk
drives required.
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