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If the flag was set properly the output should indicate: value = 1 and you can

proceed to Section 6.3.3, “Deleting a LUN With the RAID Manager GUI” on page 6-9

or Section 6.3.4, “Recreating a LUN With the RAID Manager GUI” on page 6-9.

However, if the output says anything like: “new value added to table,” something

was done incorrectly within the VKI_EDIT_OPTIONS. Do not proceed. Re-enter the

VKI_EDIT_OPTIONS and remove the statement previously entered on both

controllers.

6.3.2 Resetting the VKI_EDIT_OPTIONS

1. To clear the settings, type:

2. To confirm, type:

3. Return to Section 6.3.1, “Setting the VKI_EDIT_OPTIONS” on page 6-7.

6.3.3 Deleting a LUN With the RAID Manager GUI

Delete a LUN only if you determine it is necessary for your configuration.

1. Select the RAID module containing the LUN you want to delete.

2. Select the drive group containing the LUN you want to delete in the module

information area.

3. Highlight the LUN to delete and press the Delete key.

Respond to all prompts to delete the LUN.

6.3.4 Recreating a LUN With the RAID Manager GUI

Use the module profile information gathered prior to the loss of a LUN to recreate

the exact LUN parameters. Pay particular attention to drive order, segment size and

caching parameters.

1. Launch the RAID Manager GUI.