The Logical Drive Information Window - Intel SRCMR - RAID Controller User Manual

The Logical Drive Information Window

Double click on the logical drive icon. This window shows information on a logical drive. A
logical drive can be either a single disk, or a chaining group of disks (concatenation), or a stripe set
of several disks. See Figure 90.
Drive No
Drive Name
Type
Status
Capacity
Attributes
Last Status
RAID 1 Component
150
Figure 90. Logical Drive Information Window
The number of the logical drive.
The name of the logical drive.
The type of the logical drive. A logical drive can be either a single disk,
or a chaining group of disks (concatenation), or a stripe set of several
disks.
This is the state of the logical drive. It can be ready, missing (not
available after reset) or failed (for example, no longer available for the
controller).
The available capacity of array drives or host drives.
The attribute of a logical drive is usually read/write ([RW]). If a
component of a disk array is missing during startup and the operator
decides not to activate fail mode, the array is set to the read only attribute
([RO]). When the missing drive becomes available, the array drive
shows the ready status (for example, attribute [RW]).
The last status information of a logical drive. This is different from the
last status information of physical drives.
If the logical drive is a member of a RAID 1 array, it can be either master
or slave. If a RAID 1 component is added to a logical drive, the data is
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