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If you have both Hard Disk Drives (HDD) and Solid State Drives (SSD),
separate disk arrays will be created for your HDDs and for your SSDs. Each
array will have the number of logical drives that you specified.
If you accept these parameters, proceed to the next step. If NOT, review and
modify your selections in the previous steps.
9.
When you are done, click the Submit button.
The new disk array appears in the Disk Array List the Information tab.
Creating a Disk Array – Advanced
The Disk Array Advanced Creation option enables you to directly specify all
parameters for a new disk array. One logical drive will be made automatically
when you create the disk array. If you choose less than the total available
capacity, you can use the remaining space to create additional logical drives at a
later time.
If you are uncertain about choosing parameters for your disk array, use the
Express or Automatic option to create your disk array.
To create a new disk array:
1.
Click the Subsystem
2.
Click the Disk Arrays
3.
From the Create tab dropdown menu, choose Advanced.
Step 1 – Disk Array Creation
1.
Enter an alias for the disk array in the field provided.
2.
Check the boxes to enable the following features.
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Media Patrol – A routine maintenance procedure that checks the
magnetic media on each disk drive. Media Patrol is concerned with the
condition of the media itself, not the data recorded on the media.
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PDM – Predictive Data Migration (PDM) scans the bad sector
remapping table of the disk drives assigned to a logical drive. When the
table fills to a specified percentage of its capacity, PDM triggers a
migration of data from the suspect drive (the disk drive with the bad
sectors) to a spare disk drive.
3.
From the Media Type dropdown menu, choose the physical drive type to use
in the array.
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HDD – Hard Disk Drives
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SSD – Solid State Drives
Chapter 4: Management with ASUS Storage Management
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