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Name
The name of the host drive. A host drive is automatically given a name during
the configuration. It can be renamed by selecting the menu Drive
Namelogical_name of the menu list you get after clicking with the right mouse
button on the host drive icon.
Capacity
The host drive capacity reported to the operating system. The size of a host drive
can be smaller than the size of the logical drive or the array drive the host drive is
a part of.
Partition Table
The partition table of a host drive can contain up to four partition entries.
Partition type, its location on the host drive, its size and the percentage of space
used by this partition are shown.
The Array Drive Information Window
Double click on the array drive icon. This window shows information on an array drive (for
example, a disk array). See Figure 88.
Drive No
The logical number of the array drive.
Drive Name
The name of the array drive.
Type
RAID level of the array drive. Possible levels are RAID 0 (data striping, no
redundancy), RAID1 (mirroring), RAID 4 (striping with parity drive), RAID 5
(striping with striped parity) or RAID 10 (combination of RAID 1 and RAID 0).
Status
The status of an array can be ready (operational), fail (one drive missing, still
operational but not redundant), error (more than one drive failed, not
operational), rebuild (one drive is being integrated), build (initial preparation of
the array), idle (new defined array, before build process has started), or expand
(one or several drives are added online to the array drive).
Capacity
This is the capacity available for the corresponding host drives.
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Figure 88. Array Drive Information Window
Intel RAID Controller SRCU32 User's Guide
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