Intergraph InterServe 80 SL System Setup page 41

Slot 0
Slot 1
ADP 0
Slot 2
Slot 4
Slot 3
The non-volatile memory and flash EEPROM on the RAID controller board stores the
configuration data. When you restart the system, the RAID controller uses this information to
define the RAID configuration to the operating system.
Throughout the Mylex RAID configuration utility, a banner at the top of the display shows the
title, version number, date, controller name, slot number, and firmware version. The bottom
of the display indicates the actions you can take for each menu option. Additionally,
information boxes describe possible actions not allowed. Warning boxes display when the
next action could destroy data on the drives, erase configurations, or has other serious system
consequences.
The following table defines the terms you will see while running the Mylex RAID
configuration utility to configure the drives.
RDY Disk drive ready for configuration
CDR CD-ROM drive
TAP Tape drive
UNF Unformatted drive
PAK Configured packs
DRVS Number of drives in a pack
SIZE Size of the packs (in megabytes)
ONL Drive online (part of pack)
DED Failed drive
RBD Rebuilding
WRO Rebuilding (write only)
FMT Formatting
SBY Standby drive
0 0
SCSI ID 0
ADP CH
0 0
SCSI ID 1
ADP CH
0 0
SCSI ID 2
ADP CH
0 0
SCSI ID 4
ADP CH
Disk Label
0
ID
1
ID
2
ID
4
ID
Mylex ID
31