Acer Altos R360 F2 Frequently Asked Questions Manual page 35

Altos R360 F2 FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
ANSWER: ANSWER: The RAID utility can be found in Smart Setup Resource Kit DVD. ANSWER: ANSWER:
10. Can I see Intel Onboard SAS/SATA ESRTII RAID BIOS during POST if there is only one hard drive installed and
Intel Onboard SAS/SATA ESRTII software RAID enabled?
ANSWER: Yes. ANSWER:
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11. Can I configure Intel Onboard SAS/SATA ESRTII RAID with one hard drive?
ANSWER: ANSWER: Yes. ANSWER: ANSWER:
12. Do I need to install the RAID Utility to enable the RAID rebuilt of Intel Onboard SAS/SATA ESRTII RAID?
ANSWER: : : : No. The RAID rebuilt of Intel Onboard SAS/SATA ESRTII RAID will be functional with or without the ANSWER
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installation of RAID Utility.
13. Does the Intel Onboard SAS/SATA ESRTII RAID support HDD location function?
ANSWER: ANSWER: Yes. ANSWER: ANSWER:
14. What is the default setting of disk write cache of Intel Onboard SAS/SATA ESRTII RAID?
ANSWER: ANSWER: The disk write cache is disabled by default. ANSWER: ANSWER:
15. How do I enable/disable disk write cache of Intel Onboard SAS/SATA ESRTII RAID?
ANSWER: The disk write cache is disabled by default. ANSWER: ANSWER: ANSWER:
You can change it in Device Manager. Please launch Device Manager, and select the properties of volume in
Disk drives and select Policies. Please check/uncheck Enable write caching on the device and click OK.
16. What is volume write-back cache of Intel Onboard SAS/SATA ESRTII RAID?
ANSWER: The volume write-back cache is referring to the system memory associated to the RAID volume and ANSWER:
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managed by the driver.
17. What is the default setting of logical drive write cache of Intel Onboard SAS/SATA ESRTII RAID?
ANSWER: ANSWER: The default setting of logical drive write cache is Write Back. ANSWER: ANSWER:
18. How do I enable/disable the logical drive write cache of Intel Onboard SAS/SATA ESRTII RAID?
ANSWER: ANSWER: Please follow the procedures below. ANSWER: ANSWER:
a. Please launch the RAID utility.
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