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How Do I Define Additional Logical Drives?
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steps described above.
As long as you haven’t applied the configuration to the controller, you can
delete the logical drives you’ve set up and define new ones. RAID EzAssist
lets you:
• Delete the most recent logical drive you’ve added, OR
• Delete all the logical drives you’ve added in this logical drive definition
session.
☞ To delete the most recently-added logical drive, press Tab if
necessary to switch focus to the buttons, use the arrow key to
select Delete Last, then press Enter.
☞ To delete all logical drives that you added in this session,
press Tab if necessary to switch focus to the buttons, use the
arrow key to select Clear New, then press Enter.
☞ If you wish, define new logical drives, as described in “How
Do I Define Additional Logical Drives?”
❑ Apply the Configuration to the Controller.
In order for the logical drives you set up to be added to the registered
configuration, you must Apply the configuration changes to the controller.
☞ To apply the configuration, press Tab if necessary to switch
focus to the buttons, use the arrow key to select Apply, then
press Enter,
OR
☞ To cancel the configuration, press Tab if necessary to switch
focus to the buttons, use the arrow key to select Cancel, then
press Enter.
When you apply the new configuration, RAID EzAssist writes configuration
information to the Mylex controller and the drives. This takes a few
moments, so a message is displayed (Figure 2-42).