Users Guide

Table 10. View Controller Information
Menu Item Description
Virtual Disk Count Displays the total number of virtual disks available
UEFI Driver Version Displays the UEFI driver version installed on the system
Firmware Build Time Displays the time and date the firmware was last updated.
Changing the boot order of the virtual disks
Set Bootable Device allows you to change the boot order of the virtual disks.
1. Enter the Dell PERC S150 Configuration Utility. See Entering the DELL PERC S150 Configuration Utility.
2. Click Controller Management > Change Controller Properties.
3. Click Set Bootable Device.
A Change Order dialog box displays the list of virtual disks available.
4. Use the arrow keys to set a virtual disk and + or – to change the order of the virtual disks that need to be booted first.
5. Click Ok.
The changes to the boot order of the virtual disks are displayed.
Stopping the system from booting if there is a critical BIOS error
The Change Controller Properties screen allows you to either enable or disable the option to stop the system from booting if
there is any critical BIOS error requiring manual intervention.
1. Enter the Dell PERC S150 Configuration Utility. See Entering the DELL PERC S150 configuration utility.
2. Click Controller Management > Change Controller Properties.
3. You can either enable or disable the Enable BIOS Stop On Error.
Converting a physical disk to a Non-RAID disk
1. Enter the Dell PERC S150 Configuration Utility. See Entering the DELL PERC S150 Configuration Utility
2. Click Controller Management > Convert to Non-RAID Disk.
3. Select the interface type.
4. Select the physical disks. Click Check All to select all the disks available.
5. Click Apply Changes.
Converting physical disk to RAID capable disk
CAUTION:
Any data already existing on the disk will be lost during this operation. Ensure that you have backed
up critical data before converting the physical disk to a RAID capable disk.
1. Enter the Dell PERC S150 Configuration Utility. See Entering the DELL PERC S150 Configuration Utility.
2. Click Controller Management > Convert to RAID Capable Disk.
3. Select the RAID type.
NOTE:
RAID type will not be available if a RAID is already configured. To enable RAID type, convert the disk to a non
RAID disk (see Converting a physical disk to a Non-RAID disk) and then convert them back to RAID capable disk.
4. Select disk interface type.
5. Select the physical disk to convert to a RAID capable disk. If you wish to select all the available disks, select Check All.
6. Click Apply Changes to submit the changes selected.
UEFI RAID configuration utility
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