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The software can be started in several different ways under Windows NT:
Double-clicking a shortcut
Double-clicking within NT Explorer
Command line in a DOS window
Selecting Run from the Start task bar
A batch file
Unclaimed (HBA Addressing)
HBA Addressing indicates that Windows NT has not claimed ownership of the
controller. To achieve this state:
1
Make sure the CR8e subsystem with the Ultra S2S RAID Controller is
powered Off.
2
Turn on the computer and boot Windows NT.
3
After Windows NT is up and running, turn on the CR8e subsystem and let it
complete its initialization.
4
Start AdminiStor PC Utilities – Raidfx. For example, from the Run option in
the Start menu, type
Claimed with Drive Letter (Logical Addressing)
An existing configuration on the controller is required for this addressing method:
Make sure the CR8e subsystem with the Ultra S2S RAID Controller is
1
powered on, configured, and fully initialized.
2
Turn on the computer and boot Windows NT. Windows NT will claim
ownership of the controller.
3
Use the NT Disk Administrator to assign drive letters.
4
Start AdminiStor PC Utilities – Raidfx. For example, from the Run option in
the Start menu, type
and press <Enter>.
c:\path\raidfx
and press <Enter>.
c:\path\raidfx
Configuration
Starting AdminiStor PC Utilities
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