Index
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Linux
Accessing the
ServeRAID Manager using the keyboard (IBM OS/2, Novell NetWare, Linux)
Application
environment groups reference
OpenLinux
What's
new in the ServeRAID Manager
Red Hat
Limitations
to the ServeRAID Manager interface
What's
new in the ServeRAID Manager
Starting the
ServeRAID Manager agent
SuSE
What's
new in the ServeRAID Manager
Turbolinux
Limitations
to the ServeRAID Manager interface
What's
new in the ServeRAID Manager
Verifying that
the ServeRAID Manager agent is running
local-only mode
Using the ServeRAID
Manager from the command line
logical drive
Changing the
write-cache mode on a logical drive
Creating additional
logical drives
Creating logical
drives in the wizard
Deleting a logical
drive
Example: Logical
drive configurations
Extending a
partition on a logical drive
initialize
initialize
logical drive (glossary)
Initializing
a logical drive
logical drive (glossary)
migration
Adding
physical drives in an existing configuration using the wizard
Changing
the RAID level
Confirming
your logical-drive migration configuration
Creating
logical drives in the wizard
Example:
Increasing free space
Example:
Increasing the logical drive space
Extending
a partition on a logical drive
Increasing
logical-drive space
logical-drive
migration (glossary)
Things
to consider when changing the RAID level
Understanding
logical-drive migration
Selecting the
logical drive size
states
blocked
(glossary)
critical
(glossary)
migrating
(glossary)
offline
(glossary)
okay
(glossary)
Synchronizing
logical drives
tree objects
Logical
drive [number] object
Logical
drives in array [letter] object
Logical
drives in spanned array [number] object
Logical
drives object
Unblocking
a logical drive
Understanding
logical drive configuration
Understanding
logical-drive synchronization
Understanding
write-cache mode for logical drives
Understanding
when RAID level-x0 logical drives change to the critical state
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