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2. Select the controller you want, then press Enter.
3. Select Disk Utilities.
4. Select the disk drive you want, then press Enter.
5. Select Identify Drive, then press Enter.
6. When you have nished locating your disk drive, press any key to stop the blinking.
Identifying Disk Drives
You can identify disk drives by viewing the list of disk drives on your system. Only physical drives that
display during POST are shown.
To identify a disk drive:
1. Start the ARC utility (see Running the ARC Utility on page 82).
2. Select the controller you want, then press Enter.
3. Select Disk Utilities.
The Disk Utilities view provides you with the following information:
SizeSpeedRev#ModelLocation
The size of the disk
drive.
The speed of the
disk drive.
The revision
number of the disk
drive.
The manufacturer
information.
CN1=DEV1
Box0=Slot0
Exp0=phy0
The location information of a disk drive is determined by three types of connections:
• Direct attached drives—The connection is determined by the cable connected to a device, for
example CN1 (connector 1) is connected to DEV1 (device 1). For more information, see
Direct-attach Connections on page 71.
• Storage Enclosure Processor (SEP) managed devices—The connection is determined by an active
backplane. Box0 (enclosure 0) is connected to slot0 (disk drive slot 0 in the enclosure). For more
information, see Backplane Connections on page 72.
• Expanders—The connections is determined by an expander. Exp0 (expander 0) is connected to
phy0 (phy 0 within a connector). For more information, see SAS Expander Connections on page
72.
Note: Devices other than disk drives (CDROM, tape drives, etc...) are listed in order
after your system disk drives.
Viewing the Event Log
The BIOS-based event log records all rmware events, such as conguration changes, array creation,
and boot activity.
Some events are not stored indenitely—the event log is cleared of any non-persistent events each
time you restart your computer; additionally, once the log is full, new events overwrite old events.
To view the event log:
1. Start the ARC utility (see Running the ARC Utility on page 82).
2. Select the controller you want, then press Enter.
3. When the ARC utility menu appears, press Ctrl+P.
4. Select Controller Log Information, then press Enter.
The current event log opens.
90Proprietary and Condential to PMC-Sierra, Inc.
Document No.: CDP-00277-02-A Rev. A, Issue:
Serial Attached SCSI RAID Controllers Installation and User's Guide
- Serial Attached SCSI RAID 1
- Controllers Installation 1
- Revision History 3
- Contents 4
- 1 About This Guide 14
- Kit Contents 16
- System Requirements 16
- 3 About Your RAID Controller 17
- Adding a Flash Backup Module 18
- About the Adaptec RAID 6405 19
- About the Adaptec RAID 6445 20
- About the Adaptec RAID 6405E 22
- About the Adaptec RAID 6405T 24
- About the Adaptec RAID 71605E 28
- About the Adaptec RAID 71685 29
- About the Adaptec RAID 72405 30
- 4 Getting Started 31
- Front of board 33
- Full-height bracket 33
- Installation Options 34
- Basic Installation Steps 34
- Before You Begin 36
- Installing the Controller 36
- Recessed side 38
- Connecting External Devices 42
- Next Steps 43
- 6 Creating a Bootable Array 44
- Making Your Array Bootable 47
- Creating a Driver Disk 48
- Installing with Windows 50
- Installing with Debian Linux 52
- Installing with Ubuntu Linux 53
- Installing with Solaris 54
- Installing with FreeBSD 55
- Installing on Windows 59
- Installing on Debian Linux 60
- Installing on Ubuntu Linux 60
- Installing on Solaris 61
- Installing on FreeBSD 61
- Installing on VMware 62
- 4. Reboot your computer 63
- 9 Managing Your Storage Space 64
- Which Utility Should I Use? 65
- 10 Solving Problems 66
- Resetting the Controller 68
- A Introduction to SAS 69
- What’s a Phy? 70
- What’s a SAS Port? 70
- What’s a SAS Address? 70
- What’s a SAS Connector? 71
- What do SAS Cables Look Like? 71
- Backplane Connections 72
- SAS Expander Connections 72
- B Understanding RAID 74
- RAID 1 Arrays 75
- RAID 1 Enhanced Arrays 75
- RAID 10 Arrays 76
- RAID 5 Arrays 77
- RAID 5EE Arrays 78
- RAID 50 Arrays 79
- RAID 6 Arrays 80
- RAID 60 Arrays 80
- Comparing RAID Levels 81
- Ctrl-A or uEFI/HII? 82
- Running the ARC Utility 82
- Creating a New Array 83
- Managing Existing Arrays 83
- Creating Bootable Arrays 83
- Modifying Cache Settings 84
- Stopping a Secure Erase 85
- Creating and Managing JBODs 86
- Creating a New JBOD 86
- Managing Existing JBODs 86
- Managing the maxCache Pool 86
- Applying Changes and Exiting 87
- General Controller Settings 87
- Locating Disk Drives 89
- Identifying Disk Drives 90
- Viewing the Event Log 90
- Running the Menu-based AFU 92
- Specication 102
- F Safety Information 104
- G Technical Specications 105
- PMC-Sierra, Inc 110
- 1380 Bordeaux Drive 110
- Sunnyvale, CA 94089 USA 110
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