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1. Mac OSX Driver Installing the driver and RAID utility 0 0 0 eee eeeeeeeeecee cee cae ceaeaeseaeeeeneeeeeens 8 1 Appendix Customer SUPPOLE sis issiisscasssnshcesesecsabesouseasesssavesapeboaacecancadesspeude uuadscabesdbacbvabavenncasnpsens A 1 Chapter 1 Introduction Contents of this Chapter About this guide Introducing the RocketRAID 3522 Host Adapter RocketRAID 3522 Features and Specifications Understanding RAID Concepts and Terminology Network Features Web Management BIOS Utilities Hegh Point Introduction About this Guide The RocketRAID 3522 SATAII Host Adapter s User s Guide provides information about the functions and capabilities of the host adapter and instructions for installing configuring and maintaining RAID arrays hosted by the adapter Introducing the RocketRAID 3522 Host Adapter The HighPoint RocketRAID 3522 is an 8 channel PCI E x8 to Serial ATA II RAID controller The RocketRAID 3522 solution designed for enterprise storage applica tions such as NAS solutions workgroup and web servers video streaming video editing workstations data archiving back up and security systems The RocketRAID 3522 delivers optimized performance and features through the use of HighPoint s industry leading RAID technology The HighPoint RocketRAID 3522 PCI E SATA II RAID Controller offers the features needed for enterprise level storage environments The RocketRAID 3522 is the latest product in storage techn
2. Features and Specifications Host Adapter Architecture TerabyteStream for Blazing Performance Intel IOP 81341 PCI Express x8 x16 slot compatible 256 MB of DDR II memory with ECC protection Write through and write back cache 8 SATA II channels at 3Gb s per port Multi adapter support up to 4 adapters BIOS booting support BIOS PnP and BBS BIOS boot specification support Intel RAID 6 Engine for large capacity RAID arrays Battery Backup Unit BBU Optional RoHS compliant Advance RAID Features HighPoint Support RAID 0 1 3 5 10 50 6 and JBOD Multiple RAID support Multiple Logical Drive Support Online array roaming Online capacity expansion OCE and Online RAID level migration ORLM Quick and Background initialization for instant RAID configuration Automatic drive insertion removal detection and rebuild 64bit LBA support greater than 2TB per volume S M A R T monitoring hard drive status for reliability Staggered Spinup with user selection in BIOS MAID spin down drives in array is idle Introduction Array Monitors Alerts and Indicators e SMTP for email notification e Alarm Buzzer alerts for array activity e SAF TE support e Ethernet Board for OBM Out of Band Management e NTP Network Time Protocol RAID Management e TerabyteSaver and TerabyteGuard for Data Protection and Reliability e Firmware update in the Operating System e Ethernet board for OBM Out of Bound Management
3. Supports NTP protocol e SNMP support e Hot key ctrl h boot up RAID manager via BIOS e API library for customizing AP e Command Line Interface CLI e Web browser base RAID management software e Disk scrubbing to prevent degraded RAID arrays e Bad sector repair and re mapping to reduce dropped drives e ATA pass through mode support Operating System Support e Windows 2000 XP 2003 Vista 32 bit and 64 bit e Linux native support e FreeBSD e MacOS X 10 4 x amp 10 5 x e Open Source Driver GPL Licensed into Linux Kernel 2 6 PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS Size 160 0mm x 66 0mm 6 26 L x 2 59 WEMI FCC Part 15 Class B and CE Thermal and Atmospheric Characteristics Work Temperature Range 5C 55C Relative Humidity Range 5 60 non condensing Storage Temperature 20 80C MTBF 920 585 Hours a 1 3 HighPoint Introduction Electrical Characteristics PCI e 12 3 34 Power 10 VW 1 W Understanding RAID Concepts and Terminology The following concepts and terminology is commonly used when describing the functions of the RocketRAID 3522 Host Adapter Disk initialization Initializing a disk writes necessary RAID configuration information to that disk Disks must be initialized before configuring them into RAID arrays The initialization process will destroy all data on the disk Disk Status New The disk contains no data and has not been initialized Initialized The disk has been initialized
4. 200 0 Then check to make sure the node dev hptiop is present in the dev directory Step 4 Configure the System to Mount Volumes at Startup Instruct the system to automatically mount the array by modifying the file etc fstab Example Add the following line to instruct the system to mount dev da1s1e to location mnt hpt after startup dev dalsle mnt hpt ufs rw 0 0 3 Updating the Driver To update the driver with a newer revision simply reinstall the driver following the steps discussed in the previous section Install the driver on an existing system 4 Uninstalling the Driver The driver can only be uninstalled when the system is not booting from devices attached to the RocketRAID host adapter To uninstall remove the line hptiop_load YES located in boot defaultsNoader conf and then delete the driver module modules hptiop ko or boot kernel hptiop ko HighPoint 7 6 Chapter 8 Mac OSX Driver Contents of this Chapter Installing the driver and RAID utility Hegh Pont Mac OSX Driver 1 Installing the driver and RAID utility Installing the package 1 Double click the package labeled rr3xxx_4xxx MacOSX universal vxxx dmg to start the installation process xxx refers to the revision of the driver This will open the driver and software packag 2 Double click the rr3xxx_4xxx MacOSX universal vxxx dmg file to start the installer 3 When the Installer window op
5. 4 ST3160812SV SLSEQ884 4 Disk Information 2008 01 07 18 52 40 5 HDS725050KLA360 KRVNO3 AG63A7D 5 Disk 6 HDS725050KLA360 KRVP22 AGOH13C 6 Disk 7 HDS725050KLA360 KRVNO2 AGOKVIC 7 Disk 8 HDS725050KLA360 KRVP22 AGOJHOC 8 Ca Click the Clear button to clear the event log Managing Tasks With the HighPoint RAID Management Software you can configure and schedule back ground rebuild and verify tasks to help maintain the integrity of your drives and data You can select menu Task to enter Task Management page HighPoint 5 13 Web RAID Management Interface Technol Manage Event Settings Logout Name Description verify Verify array RAID_6_0 every day at 11 43 54 from 2008 01 08 C SHI Check all disks every week on Sunday at 11 44 02 New Verify Task 6 RAID_6_0 Task Name Occurs one meon 2008 1 8 at 11 158 1 Occurs every 1 Day s Yjon Sunday at 11 58 i Schedule Start i 7 Sat fos h e OEnddate o8 J i fe No end date Scheduling a Task To add a task schedule 1 Select the array that you want to verify or rebuild 2 Enter a name for the task 3 Configure the frequency for the task 4 Check the Submit button Delete a Scheduled Task To delete a task schedule 1 Select a task from the Tasks List 2 Click the Delete button 7 Settings S
6. Capacity 159 92 GB NCQ Enabled Change Max Free 0 00 GB Read Ahead Enabled Change Serial Number SLSES6GL Change Device Settings Depending upon the capabilities RAID controller and hard disks drives in use several configurable device settings may be available Read Ahead Write Cache TCQ and NCQ Each feature can be enabled or disabled individually for each hard disk Unplug The Unplug option found below each Device name can be used to quickly remove hot swap a Legacy disk Extended Information amp Update Firmware The device management page also show the extended information of the RAID controller such as onboard memory and battery information HighPoint 5 8 Web RAID Management Interface HohPoint Web RAID Management Device Managem 2 A M Model HDS725050KLA360 KRVP22ZAGOJHOC Write Cache Enabled Change Device_8 Revision K2AOA10C Status Normal Location 8 Capacity 500 02 GB NCQ Enabled Change Max Free 340 10 GB Read Ahead Enabled Change Serial Number KRVP22ZAGOJHOC Extended Information Controller 1 IOP Model IOP34x 69056818 SDRAM Size 256M Battery Status Installed BatteryMB Status Installed Battery Voltage Normal Battery Temperature Normal Firmware Version v1 2 12 25 Update Firmware Controller 1 Select the blf file to update Firmware This process may take some time ees User can also use the Web RAID management to upgrade controll
7. Interface There are two methods to access the RocketRAID 3522 s web based RAID management interface Use HighPoint In band Management Service or use the adapter s Ethernet port out of band management The Web RAID Management interface is a firmware based utility If you are using the adapter s Ethernet port you need no additional software and configuration on the host system You can access the web interface once you have setup the adapter s network configuration You can also access the web interface through the in band management software The in band management software acts as a proxy between the web browser and the firmware The in band management software can also provide remote RAID management through the host system s network interface Installing the HighPoint In band Management software For Windows Run setup exe from the in band management software folder on the software CD For Linux The in band management software is distributed as a RPM package You can install it by rpm i command For FreeBSD You can install the in band management software by pkg_add command For more information about in band management software please check the README file in the in band management software package Starting the Management Interface Note To use the web based RAID management interface a web browser with XML support is required e g Internet Explorer 6 0 Mozilla FireFox or Safari for OSX systems To run the m
8. disks only have to be initialized once The disk initialize process should only take a few seconds Initializing disks may result in loss do not initialize disks unless they are to be configured into RAID arrays Initializing hard disks 1 Select the Manage Device function to access the device management page 2 Click on the Initialize Devices button towards the upper portion of the interface screen 2 HighPoint Web RAID Management Interface A Rescan Devices Initialize Devices 3 Checkmark each disk you wish to initialize and click the Submit button Warning initializing disks may delete data stored on the selected disks Legacy Disks Disks that already contain data or have been partitioned will be recognized as Legacy Disks Arrays cannot be created from Legacy Disks These disks would have to be initialized which may result in data loss 3 Array Management Creating an Array To create an array 1 Select Manage Array from the menu 2 Click the Create Array button The create array page will appear Seg plots GLOU RI Task Logical Device Information Setting Name Type Capacity Cache Policy OS Name Status Create Array Physical Device Information Location Model Capacity Max Free E 1 3 11 WDC WD5000YS 01MPB0 WD WMANU1006170 500 02 GB 500 02 GB E 1 3 2 WDC WDS000YS 01MPB0 WD WMANU1018718 500 02 GB 500 02 GB E 1 3 33 WDC
9. must prepare a driver diskette before starting the installation procedure First obtain the driver diskette image file from the driver package In a DOS or Windows system create the boot diskette using the rawrite exe utility This utility can be found on the FreeBSD CD under tools Run it under a DOS Prompt window and follow it s prompt On a FreeBSD system use the dd command to make the driver diskette For example Insert a floppy disk into the floppy drive and type the following command if you are installing FreeBSD 5 x versions dd if freebsd_5 x img of dev fd0 Step 2 Install FreeBSD 1 Start the FreeBSD installation procedure by booting from installation CD 2 If you are installing FreeBSD 5 0 or earlier versions skip this step When the Welcome to FreeBSD screen appears select 6 3 When the Hit enter to boot immediately or any other key for command prompt screen appears press the SPACE key to stop the loader from autobooting BTX loader 1 00 BTX version is 1 01 Console internal video keyboard BIOS driver A is disko BIOS driver B is diskl BIOS driver C is disk2 BIOS 636kB 74512kB available memory FreeBSD i386 bootstrap loader Revision 0 8 mailto jkh narf osd bsdi com Sat Apr 21 08 46 19 GMT 2001 Hit Enter to boot immediately or any other key for command prompt HighPoint FreeBSD Driver Support Booting kernel in 9 seconds lt press SPACE key A prompte
10. 0x3007ec 0x2062c lt For FreeBSD 5 1 and later select e on Welcome to FreeBSD screen Hit Enter to boot immediately or any other key for command prompt Booting kernel in 9 seconds lt press SPACE key Type for a list of commands help for more de tailed help ok load hptiop modules hptiop ko text 0xf571 data 0x2c8 0x254 ok autoboot HighPoint FreeBSD Driver Support Note If you have configured a RAID 10 using 4 disks it will be registered to system as device dev da0 You can use stand sysinstall to create partitions and disklabels like daOsle on da0 Then create a new filesystem using newfs dev da0sle Now you can mount dev da0sle to somewhere to access it Step 3 Configure System to Automatically Load the Driver To avoid typing in load hptiop each time the operating system is booted the system must be instructed to automatically load the module during bootup To configure the system to automatically install the module type in the following commands echo hptiop load YES gt gt boot defaults loader conf This command will instruct the loader to load the RocketRAID module together with the kernel After using this command reboot the system The RocketRAID module should now automatically load each time the operating system starts up Note When using FreeBSD 4 x type in the following command to configure the system mknod dev hptiop c
11. 240 4 KLSA8 Normal W a P WD7SGGAYSY WD RE2 Normal n HDS 72464G6KLSA8G Normal n z 5 WD7SGGAYSY WD RE2 Normal n HDS 724646KLSA8G A Capacity Status Progress General Navigation Press ALT the first letter of the each menu item highlighted in red to access the corresponding menu Alt D will open the Disk menu bar You can also press F10 to quickly browse through the various menu selections Use the lt arrow keys to select the desired item and press ENTER to open the menu Use the T L arrows keys to select the desired command from each menu and press the ENTER key to confirm the selected command There are two windows in the utility s interface Disk interface and Array interface Use the TAB key to switch between each interface Supervisor User mode The default BIOS operation mode is User mode user can only view some information of the controller through BIOS If user wants to modify the setting of the RAID controller it must be changed to Supervisor mode 3 1 WighPoint RocketRAID 3522 BIOS Utility Press ALT S to open the System menu in the figure 1 then select Supervisor mode and press ENTER This will open the user authentication interface Enter the appropriate password and then press ENTER The initial password is hpt WCache Model Number HDS 72 464 KLSA8G WD75GGAYSY WD RE2 HDS 72 464 KLSA8G a Alt 8 YD75 AYSY WD RE2 HDS 72404 KLS
12. A8A WD SGGAYSY WD RE2 Normal New HDS 724646KLSA8G 2 Disk Menu Press ALT D to access the Disk menu View a disk From the Disk menu use the J arrows keys to select a disk After highlighting the desired disk select Disk gt Information to view hardware data about this disk Array Controller Window Help Disk Information Channel ber evice Type SATA disk KLSA8O odel Number WD75 0AYSY WD RE2 Y WD RE2 erial Number KLSA8 irmware Revision Y WD RE2 apacity 1566660006 sectors KLSA8 Wwite cache On Y WD RE2 co KLSA88 Progress Disk initialization Disks must be initialized prior to creating a RAID array To initialize a disk access the Disk menu and highlight a disk using the T J arrows keys Press ENTER to add the disk to the initialization list Repeat this procedure for each disk that requires initialization After selecting the required disks select Disk gt Initialize option from the Disk menu HighPoint RocketRAID 3522 BIOS Utility Note If the selected disk has already been initialized the BIOS utility will display a warning message but will continue to initialize the remaining disks Warning Initializing a disk may result in data loss do not initialize disks that contain critical data Non initialized disks can still be utilized as stand alone drives and will be recognized as Legacy devices Other Disk related Functions Disk gt Togg
13. RocketRAID 3522 SATAIT Host Adapter User s Guide HighPoint Revision 1 0 Date January 2008 HighPoint Technologies Inc Copyright Copyright 2008 HighPoint Technologies Inc This document contains materials protected by International Copyright Laws All rights reserved No part of this manual may be reproduced transmitted or transcribed in any form and for any purpose without the express written permission of HighPoint Technologies Inc Trademarks Companies and products mentioned in this manual are for identification purpose only Product names or brand names appearing in this manual may or may not be registered trademarks or copyrights of their respective owners Backup your important data before using HighPoint s products and use at your own risk In no event shall HighPoint be liable for any loss of profits or for direct indirect special incidental or consequential damages arising from any defect or error in HighPoint s products or manuals Information in this manual is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of HighPoint Notice Reasonable effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is accurate HighPoint assumes no liability for technical inaccuracies typographical or other errors contained herein HighPoint Table of Contents Table of Content Chapter 1 Introduction ADOUE HIS Ge cscs ccsenscs conceit cescecteewicsct cxenstgato
14. S M A R T thresholds are exceeded Click on the blue SMART text to view the SMART status of the hard disk 5 10 WighPoint Web RAID Management Interface GAGRO xim Schedule Storage Health Inspector SHI i Bad Sectors p Controller ID Port Device SSN RAID oF gt Device Status Found amp Repaired 1 3_1 WD WMANU1006170 None 100 None OK SMART 1 3 2 WD WMANU1018718 None 100 None OK SMART 1 3_3 WD WMANU1016543 None 102 None OK SMART 1 34 WD WMANU1018709 None 101 None OK SMART Device Name Device_1_3_2 Model Number WDC WDS5000YS 01MPB0 WD WMANU1018718 Temperature Celsius 39 S M A R T Enabled Disable S M A R T Attributes ID Name Threshold Worst Value Status 1 Raw Read Error Rate 51 200 200 oK 3 Spin Up Time 21 215 249 oK 4 Start Stop Count 0 100 100 oK 5 Reallocated Sector Ct 140 200 200 oK 7 Seek Error Rate 51 200 200 oK 9 Power On Hours 0 98 98 OK a Spin Retry Count 51 100 100 oK b Calibration Retry Count 51 100 100 oK c Power Cycle Count 0 100 100 OK be Unknown Attribute 0 18 61 oK c3 Hardware ECC Recovered 0 1 1 oK c4 Reallocated Event Count 0 200 200 OK c5 Current Pending Sector 0 200 200 oK c6 Offline Uncorrectable 0 200 200 oK c7 UDMA CRC Error Count 0 200 200 OK c8 Multi Zone Error Rate 51 199 200 oK HighPoint Web RAID Management 1 6 0 Copyright c 1996 2007 HighPoint Technologies Inc All Rights Reserved Note S M A R T attribute data is drive specific The software includ
15. WDS000YS 01MPB0 WD WMANU 1016543 500 02 GB 500 02 GB Sy 1 374 WDC WDS000YS 01MPB0 WD WMANU1018709 500 02 GB 500 02 GB Rescan HighPoint Web RAID Management 1 6 0 Copyright c 1996 2007 HighPoint Technologies Inc All Rights Reserved 3 Choose the array type you want to create from the drop down list Enter a name for the array this is optional WighPoint Web RAID Management Interface 5 If you are creating a redundant RAID array RAID1 5 6 10 50 select an initialization option for the array Note An un initialized RAID1 or RAID10 array can still provide redundancy in case of a disk failure A RAIDS array however is not fault tolerant until initializa tion is finished 6 Specify a cache policy Write back When the write back setting is selected writes to the array are cached This will result in higher performance but data loss may occur in case of a power failure Write through When the write through setting is selected writes to the array are always passed directly to the disks Subsequent reads may still be completed from the cache if appropriate None Neither write back nor write through cache is used I O data will be passed to disks directly Select disks from the Available Disks list Enter a capacity for the array or use the default value the maximum capacity for the array 9 Click Create If you have specified an initialization option the initialization process will start automatically Deleti
16. a1 use the fdisk dev sda command Next use the mkfs dev sdal command to setup a file system on this partition Use the command mkdir xxxx to create a mount point for the RAID array Then mount dev sdal xxxx in order to access it Note xxxx represents the desired name of the mount point 6 5 WighPoint Linux Driver Support Step 3 Configure System to Automatically Load the Driver To avoid typing in insmod hptiop ko each time the operating system is booted the system must be instructed to automatically load the module during bootup To install the module type in the following commands first change to the directory where the proper hptiop ko file is located install d lib modules uname r kernel drivers scsi install c hptiop ko lib modules uname r kernel drivers scsi Then instruct the system to load the module when booting Use the following commands echo modprobe hptiop gt etc init d hptdriver chmod 755 etc init d hptdriver 1n sf etc init d hptdriver etc rc d rc3 d SO lhptdriver 1n sf etc init d hptdriver etc rc d rc4 d SO lhptdriver 1n sf etc init d hptdriver etc rc d rc5 d SO lhptdriver Step 4 Configure System to Mount Volumes during Startup The system can be instructed to automatically mount the array s during startup by modifying the file etc fstab For example add the following line to tell the system to mount dev sda1 to loc
17. acity Expansion OCE and Online RAID Level Migration ORLM Both features are supported by a single function an array can be transformed from one RAID level to another RAID level while simulta neously being resized even under I O load Spare disk A spare disk is a single disk that can be used to automatically rebuild a redundant array in case of drive failure Spare disks may also be members of a RAID array Any available space on these disks may be used to rebuild other broken arrays Legacy disk Disks attached to the RocketRAID 3522 that contain valid partition tables will be identi fied as legacy disks A legacy disk attached to the RocketRAID 3522 can be accessed by the operating system but cannot be used to create RAID arrays A legacy disk must be initialized before assigning it to an array Network Features The RocketRAID 3522 offers a selection of network oriented RAID Management functions These features are integrated into the card s firmware and can be adminis trated using the BIOS and Web based management utilities SNMP Manager Simple Network Management Protocol Allows the administrator to view the current state of the entire RAID system SNMP Trap The RAID adapter can be configured to report events over the network When an event is generated by the RAID Management utility the SNMP Trap will send SNMP Trap messages to the Trap Receiver NTP Network time protocol The RocketRAID 3522 s firmware automa
18. ample A RAID array has been configured between several hard disks This array will be registered to the system as device dev sda To create a partition on this array which will listed as dev sda1 use the fdisk dev sda command Next use the mkfs dev sdal command to setup a file system on this partition Step 3 Configure System to Automatically Load the Driver To avoid typing in insmod hptiop ko each time the operating system is booted the system must be instructed to automatically load the module during bootup To install the module type in the following commands first change to the directory where the proper hptiop ko file is located cp hptiop ko lib modules uname r kernel drivers scsi depmod HighPoint 6 2 Linux Driver Support Then instruct the system to load the module when booting Use the following commands echo modprobe hptiop gt etc init d hptdriver chmod 755 etc init d hptdriver 1n sf etc init d hptdriver etc rc d rc3 d SO lhptdriver 1n sf etc init d hptdriver etc rc d rc4 d SO lhptdriver 1n sf etc init d hptdriver etc rc d rc5 d SO lhptdriver Step 4 Configure System to Mount Volumes during Startup The system can be instructed to automatically mount the array s during startup by modifying the file etc fstab For example add the following line to tell the system to mount dev sda1 to location mnt raid after startup dev sdal m
19. anagement interface start the web browser and enter the access URL If you are using the adapter s Ethernet port please enter http adapter ip address If you are using in band management software please enter http host address 7402 Where host address is the host name or IP address of the host system Specifically if you are running the browser on the host system you can use http localhost 7402 HighPoint Web RAID Management Interface The in band management software provides an access URL for each controller on the system You can access the RAID management interface for each controller through its access URL ontrollers Email Setting SNMP Setting ies Technologies Inc Controller HTTPPort CLIPort Controller 1 Enter Network Password This secure Web Site at 127 0 0 1 requires you to log on Please type the User Name and Password that you use for HighPoint Web RAID Management HighPoint Web RAID Managem eeNome Copyright c 1996 2007 HighH Password I Save this password in your password list Cancel Then Select the controller s Access URL by click the link http 127 0 0 1 7412 You will be asked for the User and Password to login The default user name is RAID and the initial password is hpt You can change the password after you have logged in 2 Preparing Hard disks Disks must be initialized before they can be configured into RAID arrays Normally
20. and can be used for array creation Configured The disk has been assigned to one or more arrays or configured as a spare disk Legacy The disk was used on other controllers before use with the RocketRAID 3522 see legacy disk below Array initialization A redundant array RAIDS RAID1 RAID10 needs to be initialized to ensure full performance and reliability Non redundant arrays RAIDO JBOD do not need to be initialized When you create a redundant array using the RocketRAID 3522 controller s BIOS Configuration Utility it will automatically start the initialization process When creating an array using the HighPoint RAID Management Console software you can specify an initialization option Skip initialization foreground and background Online Capacity Expansion OCE This feature allows disks to be added to existing RAID arrays in order to increase the array s capacity without fear of data loss Any number of disks can be added to an array at any time Data can be accessed and utilized even while being redistributed HighPoint l 4 Introduction Online RAID Level Migration This term describes the ability to change one type of array RAID level into a different type of array changing a RAID 1 array into a RAID 10 array for example Data is still accessible during the migration process and a base level of security is still active OCE ORLM and the RocketRAID 3522 The RocketRAID 3522 supports both Online Cap
21. and start the install procedure 2 At the Welcome to Fedora Linux installation screen a prompt labeled boot will appear at the bottom of the screen Type in linux dd and then press Enter 3 When prompted Do you have a driver disk select Yes At the Insert your driver disk and press OK to continue prompt insert the driver diskette and then select OK 4 The system will now load the RocketRAID driver automatically HighPoint 6 Linux Driver Support 3 Installing the RocketRAID 3522 driver for an Exist ing System Note If a SCSI adapter is used to boot the system make sure the RocketRAID host adapter BIOS loads posts after the SCSI adapter s BIOS It may be necessary to move the adapter s to another PCI slot Step 1 Obtain the Driver Module Extract the module file from the file modules cgz from the driver disk using the following commands mount dev fd0 cd tmp gzip dc media floppy modules cgz cpio idumv Driver modules for all supported kernel versions will be extracted The driver module for the active kernel is located under the directory that matches the kernel version tmp uname r 1686 hptiop ko After extracting the driver module load it using the following commands modprobe sd_mod insmod hptiop ko Arrays attached to the adapter can be accessed as SCSI devices e g dev sda Step 2 Mounting and Partitioning the Device Ex
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23. array will be lost Unplug use this option to safely remove each disk member of the selected array This allows you to safely park and power off each hard disk while the system remains active Verify select this option to verify the integrity of the selected array Routine RAID verification is essential to avoid data loss in the case of disk failure HighPoint RocketRAID 3522 BIOS Utility Start Task select this option to schedule specific RAID maintenance tasks such as RAID Verification Stop Task use this option to terminate scheduled tasks Set boot use this option to set an array to act as a boot volume Note This setting is dependent on the motherboard s BIOS configuration An array designated as a boot volume cannot be used to boot the system unless the card has been instructed to act as the system s boot device Consult the motherboard s BIOS CMOS setup menu and corresponding manual for more information 4 Controller Menu Press ALT C to access the Controller menu View Controller information To view information about the controller access the Controller menu select view and press ENTER View Events To view the RocketRAID event log access the Controller menu select Evnetlog and press ENTER Use Shift TAB to select from the different items check boxes editable fields and use the SPACE key to confirm the selection There are three selectable filter optio
24. ation mnt raid after startup dev sda1 mnt raid ext2 defaults 0 0 4 Updating the Driver If you are not booting from disks attached to RocketRAID host adapter you can update the driver just by reinstalling it following the procedure outlined in the previous section Installing the RocketRAID driver for an Existing System If you are running the system installed to a disk or array attached to the RocketRAID host adapter First obtain the new driver module hptiop ko Refer to the previous section Obtain the Driver Module In following steps we assume it has been copied to tmp hptiop ko Replace hptiop ko in the boot RAM disk image boot initrd xxx img where xxx is the kernel version HighPoint 6 6 Linux Driver Support Example gzip dc boot initrd xxx img gt tmp initrd ext2 mkdir mnt initrd mount o loop tmp initrd ext2 mnt initrd cp tmp hptiop ko mnt initrd lib hptiop_00 ko umount mnt initrd gzip c tmp initrd ext2 gt boot initrd xxx img If you are using lilo to boot the system use lilo to reinstall the RAM disk lilo Update hptiop ko in lib modules cp tmp hptiop ko lib modules uname r kernel drivers scsi hptiop ko Reboot your system to allow the new driver take effect 5 Uninstalling the Driver To uninstall the RocketRAID 3522 driver Note The driver cannot be uninstalled while the system is booted from a disk or array attach
25. ave been installed for the RocketRAID 3522 Updates are available from our website Prepare a list of the computer system s hardware and software motherboard CPU memory other PCI devices host adapters operating system applications Contact Information E mail address support highpoint tech com Phone 408 942 5800 request for support 9 00AM 6 00PM Pacific Standard Time Additional information about HighPoint products is available from our web site http www highpoint tech com High Point T FCC Part 15 Class B Radio Frequency Interference statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interfer ence to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interfer ence to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equip ment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the e
26. ay 3 Click on the Maintenance button 4 Enter a new name for the array in the provided field 5 Click the Rename button Note An array running background tasks cannot be renamed Unplug This can be used to safely take an entire array offline while the system remains operational To Unplug an array 1 Select Manage Array from the menu 2 Highlight the desired RAID array 3 Click on the Maintenance button 4 Click the Unplug button 5 The software will notify you when it is safe to remove the array Note Make sure the array is not in use before using this command Active arrays cannot be unplugged HighPoint Web RAID Management Interface 4 Device Management Select the Manage Device function to access the device management page Manage Event Settings Logout Rescan Devices Initialize Devices Controller 1 CRocketRAID 3522 Controller i Model T3160812SV SLSENGST Write Cache Enabled Change Device_1 Revision 3 ACP Status Normal Location T Capacity 159 92 GB NCQ Enabled Change Max Free 0 00 GB Read Ahead Enabled Change Serial Number SLSENGST Model T3160812SV SLSESH7E Write Cache Enabled Change Device_2 Revision 3 ACP Status Normal Location 2 Capacity 159 92 GB NCQ Enabled Change Max Free 0 00 GB Read Ahead Enabled Change Serial Number SLSESH7E Model T3160812SV SLSES6GL Write Cache Enabled Change Device_3 Revision 3 ACP Status Normal Location 3
27. been configured between several hard disks This array will be registered to the system as device dev sda 1 To create a partition on this array which will listed as dev sda1 use the fdisk dev sda command 2 Next use the mkfs dev sda1 command to setup a file system on this partition 3 Use the command mkdir xxxx to create a mount point for the RAID array Then mount dev sda1 xxxx in order to access it Note xxxx represents the desired name of the mount point Step 4 Configure System to Automatically Load the Driver To avoid typing in insmod hptiop o each time the operating system is booted the system must be instructed to automatically load the module during bootup To install the module type in the following commands first change to the directory where the proper hptiop ko file is located 1 Edit the file etc sysconfig kernel and add the hptiop module to the line INITRD_MODULES Example INITRD_MODULES reiserfs hptiop HighPoint 6 10 Linux Driver Support 2 Run the depmod command to update the module configuration depmod 3 Next run the mkinitrd command to update the initrd file mkinitrd 4 If you are using the lilo boot loader run lilo again lilo Step 5 Configure System to Mount Volumes during Startup The system can be instructed to automatically mount the array s during startup by modifying the file etc fstab For exa
28. d This setting allows you to alter the default password when logging on Enter a new password and click the Change Password button to change the current user s password Settings gt Email V Enable Event Notification Server Address name or IP 192 168 0 1 ae Mail From E mail address admin host com Login Name admin Password evcccces SMTP Port 25 E mail Name Event Level tester host com tester Information Warning Error Add Reapient E mail Name Event Level Information Warning Error Aad Tanl Enabling E mail notification To configure E mail notification 1 Select the Enable Event Notification option 2 Enter the appropriate information for the SMTP server 3 Click the Change Setting button Note Your SMTP server may require user authentication enter the appropriate password and username as required To add a Recipient 1 Enter the necessary information for the desired recipient 2 Click the Add button HighPoint 5 16 Web RAID Management Interface To test E mail notification 1 Enter the necessary information for the recipient 2 Click the Test button If the software is unable to send a test message an error will be displayed Double check the recipient entries and make sure the information is correct Settings gt SNMP You can set three SNMP Trap IP address and trap type th
29. d label ok will appear at the bottom of the screen 4 Insert the RocketRAID driver diskette into floppy drive Type in load diskx hptiop x x without quotation marks and then press enter for FreeBSD 4 3 RELEASE ok load kernel ok load disk1l hptiop 4 3 ko for FreeBSD 4 4 RELEASE ok load kernel ok load disk1l hptiop 4 4 ko for FreeBSD 4 5 RELEASE ok load diskl hptiop 4 5 ko for FreeBSD 4 6 2 RELEASE ok load diskl hptiop 4 6 2 ko for FreeBSD 4 7 RELEASE ok load disk1l hptiop 4 7 ko for FreeBSD 4 8 RELEASE ok load diskl hptiop 4 8 ko for FreeBSD 4 9 RELEASE ok load diskl hptiop 4 9 ko for FreeBSD 4 10 RELEASE ok load diskl hptiop 4 10 ko for FreeBSD 4 11 RELEASE ok load diskl hptiop 4 11 ko for FreeBSD 5 0 RELEASE ok load disk0 hptiop 5 0 ko 7 2 HighPoint FreeBSD Driver Support for FreeBSD 5 1 RELEASE ok load disk0 hptiop 5 1 ko for FreeBSD 5 2 1 RELEASE ok load disk0 hptiop 5 2 1 ko for FreeBSD 5 3 RELEASE ok load disk0 hptiop 5 3 ko for FreeBSD 5 4 RELEASE ok load disk0 hptiop 5 4 ko for FreeBSD 5 3 AMD64 RELEASE ok load disk0 hptiop 5 3 amd64 ko for FreeBSD 5 4 AMD64 RELEASE ok load disk0 hptiop 5 4 amd64 ko for FreeBSD 6 0 AMD64 RELEASE ok load disk0 hptiop 6 0 amd64 ko for FreeBSD 6 1 RELEASE ok load disk0 hptiop 6 1 ko for FreeBSD 6 1 AMD64 RELEASE ok load disk0 hptiop 6 1 amd64 ko 5 After the driver has been loaded remove the floppy diskette from the fl
30. e If the array s capacity is over 2TB user will be asked to select the Sector Size values from 512B to 4K HighPoint 3 3 RocketRAID 3522 BIOS Utility Disk FreeSpace WCache Model Number Arra wyeyvyyyvwY lt lt lt lt lt lt lt Progress Create a Cancel 1 CFi Menu TAB Switch window Enter Select Note Variable Sector Size VSS for over 2TB support in 32bit LBA OS It changes the sector size from default 512 Bytes to 4k Bytes etc the maximum volume capacity up to 16TB This option works under Windows platform only And it CANNOT be converted to Dynamic Disk because 4k sector size is not a standard format View an Array To view information about a specific Raid array use the TAB key to switch to the Array Interface view and use the J arrows keys to select the array After selecting the array access the Array menu and select the Information option then press ENTER Other RAID array related functions Array gt Delete Array gt Unplug Array gt Verify Array gt Start task Array gt Stop task and Array gt Set Boot work in the same manner as the View an Array function Highlight the desired array using the Array Interface view and press ENTER Return to the Array menu select the desired function and press ENTER to initiate the task Delete use this option to delete the selected array Warning all data on the selected
31. ed to the RocketRAID host adapter To uninstall the driver remove the lines added to etc fstab and remove the files created in the etc init d directory HighPoint Linux Driver Support 1 SuSE Linux Enterprise Server SLES installation Overview This section provides instructions describing how to install and utilize the RocketRAID host adapter on a SuSE SLES Linux system 2 Installing SLES Linux on the RocketRAID 3522 Host Adapter Note If the OS is running kernel that differs from the one supported by the precompiled driver the precompiled drivers cannot be used A driver can be built for this kernel using the OpenSource package for the RocketRAID host adapter This package is available from our website and is posted on the BIOS Driver page for the corresponding RocketRAID host adapter To install SLES onto hard disks or RAID arrays attached to RocketRAID host adapter follow the steps outlined below Step 1 Prepare the Driver Diskette The driver is contained in a floppy diskette image file slesdd img On a DOS or Windows system a driver diskette can be generated using rawrite exe This utility is included on the SLES Linux CD under dosutils Run rawrite using a command prompt window and follow the directions it provides On a Linux system use the dd command to generate a boot diskette Insert a floppy disk into the floppy drive and type the following command dd if SLESdd img of dev fdO S
32. elect the Settings option to access Settings page GAER CCE L Settings SHI System Network User Email SNMP NTP Technologies Ine 5 14 Web RAID Management Interface Settings gt System Settings System Setting SAF TE Config File no config file x Audible Alarm Enabled Staggered Spinup Enabled Number of Drives Per Spinup 2 i Delay between spinup seconds 2 65 Spindown Idle Disk minutes Disabled Rebuild Priority Medium Auto Rebuild Disabled v Upload SAF TE Config File e The System Setting page include SAF TE config file setting Audible Alarm setting Staggered Spinup setting Spindown Idle Disk setting Rebuild priority setting and Auto Rebuild setting The Upload SAF TE config file option allow user to upload the special SAF TE config files Settings gt Network IP Address 192 j9 200 251 Subnet Mask 255 j255 255 0 IP broadcast 255 255 255 255 Gateway 192 19 200 1103 DNS Server Current IP Address 192 9 200 251 Current Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Current Gateway 192 9 200 103 Current DNS Server Ether Net MAC Address 00 19 3c 00 00 00 This page allow user to adjust the onboard LAN values 5 15 WighPoint Web RAID Management Interface Settings gt User User Setting Password Confirm Change Passwor
33. enees 43 Chapter 5 RocketRAID 3522 Web RAID Management Interface 1 Web RAID Management Interface 0 cece eeceseeeeeeeeceseeeeeeesecaeeseescsaeceeeecsaeeaseees 5 1 2 Preparing Hard disks sissioni eo citka aaen A E RAE ER EES 5 2 3 Artay Management siccssescsscscastaciscoctatianiatessoneubesctsssasstuaaseasnbenadesistsbsacteascoses e ris ra 5 3 4 Device Management oarsnesretisrerisesseod kreisen esine L Ee ESE ERE AEE EE EESE iea 5 8 5 Configuring Spare Disks 000 eeceesseeecseceeseeseceeeecacsaeeesseceaeseeseseesneeseeseeaeeaees 5 12 6 Managing Events and Tasks 00 0 eee eceeceeeseeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseecaeesaecaeesaecaesaeeaeeaes 5 13 Te SUMMING 5 i ce hak es SL esc Sy cen saa EEEE EE AE TO EEE E E 5 14 Chapter 6 Linux Driver Support 1 Fedora Core Linux installation Overview 00 ce ceeceeceeeeeeeseeeeeeseeeaesaeesaesneeaees 6 1 2 Red Hat Enterprise Overview oe eee eceeeeceesceeeecseesaecceeaeceeceseeeeeeseeeeeesenseaeeenes 64 3 SuSE Linux Enterprise Server SLES installation Overview ccesceeeeeeseeeeeee 68 Chapter 7 FreeBSD Driver Support 1 Installing FreeBSD on the RocketRAID 3522 Controller eee eee eeeeeeeeeee 7 1 2 Installing the RocketRAID 3522 Driver on an Existing System 0 0 0 eee TA 3s Updating the Driver oc csie sivisisesciswilih htsctiscueteiaeves iE E E i E S asia aies 76 4 Uninstalling the Driver vesise ieesuscisketesbieesteisioisteecstetsehenanetive ns dates cantina 76 Chapter 8
34. ens click the Continue button 4 The installer will ask you to select a destination for the driver Make sure to select the boot Volume the driver must be installed to System Library Extensions folder in order to function properly 5 Click the Install button You will be prompted clicking the install button will install a basic installation of the software package on your selected volume Confirm the prompt to install the software package 6 You will then be notified that a reboot is needed to install the software Click Continue Installation 7 The driver will then be installed into the system Click Restart to restart the ystem After the system restarts you can use a web browser to configure the controller and setup RAID arrays Use the MacOSX Disk Utility to create partitions the RAID arrays Web RAID Management Utility Please refer to page 5 1 the Web utility utilizes a universal interface and operates in the same manner as revisions released for other operating systems High Posat eE Appendix Customer Support HighPoint Customer Support Customer Support If you encounter any problems while utilizing the RocketRAID 3522 or have any questions about this or any other HighPoint product feel free to contact our Customer Support Department Troubleshooting Checklist Before contacting our Customer Support department Make sure the latest BIOS driver and RAID Software h
35. er s firmware SHI Storage Health Inspector The primary SHI interface displays a brief health summary of each hard disk Schedule d Controller 1D Port Device SSN RAID oF Kix d mi ed Device Status 1 31 WD WMANU1006170 None 100 None OK SMART 1 32 WD WMANU1018718 None 100 None OK SMART 1 3_3 WD WMANU1016543 None 102 None OK SMART st 34 WD WMANU1018709 None 101 None OK SMART HighPoint Web RAID Management 1 6 0 Copyright c 1996 2007 HighPoint Technologies Inc All Rights Reserved Controller ID Which controller card the disk is attached to Port Port location of the hard disk HighPoint Web RAID Management Interface Device SSN Serial number of the hard disk RAID RAID Non RAID status F Temperature in Fahrenheit of the hard disk Celsius is displayed under the SMART status Bad Sectors Found amp Repaired The card is capable of repairing bad sectors a summary of this activity is presented here Device Status OK means the disk is in a healthy state A Failed status suggests the disk was taken offline due toa RAID SMART or sector failure Schedule Click on the blue Schedule link to access the Event menu S M A R T Status You can view S M A R T Self Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology data about a particular hard disk to help troubleshoot problems that occur You can also setup periodically S M A R T status checking to send notification messages when
36. erboards such as DFI77B KT400 For these motherboards add the acpi off kernel parameter in the boot grub menu Ist kernel hd0 1 vmlinuz root dev hdal acpi off initrd hd0 1 initrd Step 1 Update Grub If you are running an SLES SMP System you must first update the boot grub menu Ist Example default 0 timeout 8 title Linux kernel hd0 1 vmlinux root dev hdal acpi off initrd hd0 1 initrd Reboot the system to allow the new kernel parameters to take effect Step 2 Install the Driver Module Extract the module file from the file linux suse arch version install update tar gz from the driver disk using the following commands SLES 9 is used as an example HighPoint 6 9 Linux Driver Support mount dev fd0 mnt floppy cd tar xfz mnt floppy linux suse i386 sles9 install update tar gz The driver modules will be extracted to the directory lib modules kernel ver kernel drivers scsi After you have extracted the driver module you can load it by following commands modprobe sd_mod insmod hptiop ko Then you can access the arrays attached to the controller as SCSI devices e g dev sda Step 3 Mounting and Partitioning the Device Note Many versions of SuSE include YAST YAST is a graphical configuration utility that is capable of executing the commands described below We recommend using YAST if available as it may help simplify the installation process Example A RAID array has
37. es a list of definitions for popular drive models manufacturers Unknown S M A R T attributes will be shown as unknown You can add the attribute definitions for your drive in the file smart def which resides in the software installation directory Rescan Devices When you physically add drives to the controller while the system is running you can rescan the controller to reflect the change 5 1 1 HighPoint Web RAID Management Interface To rescan the devices 1 Select menu Manage Device 2 Click Rescan Devices button Note When you are hot plugging an entire array run rescan only after all array members hard disks have been physically plugged or unplugged from the system You can rescan all the devices at once using the Rescan function on the Array Management page 5 Configuring Spare Disks To configure spare disks attached to the RocketRAID card select the Manage Spare function The Spare Pool Management page will be displayed Manage Event Settings Spare Pool z Device_5 HDS725050KLA360 KRVNO3ZAG63A7D 500 02 GB Available Disks Device_6 HDS725050KLA360 KRVP22Z2AGOH13C 500 02 GB Device_7 HDS725050KLA360 KRVNO2ZAGOKV1C 500 02 GB Device_8 HDS725050KLA360 KRVP22ZAGOJHOC 500 02 GB Add Spare Adding a Spare Disk To add a spare disk select a disk from the Available Disks list and click the Add Spare button This will add the dis
38. es hptiop ko umount mnt For FreeBSD 5 x mount o ro dev fd0 mnt cp mnt hptiop xxx ko boot kernel hptiop ko umount mnt Alternately it is possible extract the files from the img files directly without using a floppy diskette HighPoint For FreeBSD 4 x vnconfig vn0c freebsd xxx img mount dev vn0c mnt cp mnt hptiop xxx ko modules hptiop ko vnconfig du vn0c myfilesystem mount mnt 7 4 FreeBSD Driver Support For FreeBSD 5 x mdconfig a t vnode f freebsd 5 x img u 0 mount dev md0 mnt cp mnt hptiop xxx ko boot kernel hptiop ko umount mnt mdconfig d u md0 Step 2 Test the Driver Module Test the driver module to ensure that it works with the system by loading it during bootup Ifthe module has been loaded successfully you should see the RocketRAID banner and a display screen of the attached drives You can now access the drives as a SCSI device Note If you have no other SCSI device the first device is dev da0 then dev dal etc Example F1 FreeBSD Default F1 gt gt FreeBSD i386 BOOT Default 0 ad 0 a boot loader boot BTX loader 1 00 BTX version is 1 01 Console internal video keyboard BIOS driver A is disko BIOS driver C is disk2 BIOS 636kB 74512kB available memory FreeBSD i386 bootstrap loader Revision 0 8 mailto jkh narf osd bsdi com Sat Apr 21 08 46 19 GMT 2001 Loading boot defaults loader conf kernel text 0x24fldb data
39. includes a Driver and Software CD This CD can be used to generate driver diskettes and install the RAID Management software for a variety of operating systems To create a driver diskette 1 Insert the CD into the system s CD DVD drive The program should start automatically 2 Insert a blank floppy diskette into the system s floppy drive 3 Click on Create Driver Diskette t HighPoint Products Software CD x ReadMe First Install RAID Management Software Browse the CD Exit 4 Click on the Please Select a Product drop down button and select RocketRAID 3522 from the list Create driver diskette Please select a product RocketPAID 3522 Please select the diskette you wantto create RocketRAID 3522 Driver and Software Installation 5 Click on the Please Select the Diskette you want to create drop down button and select the appropriate OS from the list ighPoint Products So Create driver diskette Please select a product RocketRAID 3522 F Please selectthe diskette you wantto create Windows driver bs Fedora Core 3 i386 driver Fedora Core 3 x86_64 driver Fedora Core 4 i386 driver Fedora Core 4 x86_64 driver Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 0 driver amd64 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 0 driver athlon Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 0 driver i586 i f Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 0 driver i686 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 0 driver
40. is setting will be saved in the flash While the corresponding type of events generated the adapter will send SNMP Trap Messages to the designated Trap Receiver through its Ethernet interface SNMP Configurations SNMP Trap IP Address 1 Port 162 SNMP Trap IP Address 2 port 162 SNMP Trap IP Address 3 Port 162 Trap Type Information _ Warning L Error Submit Reset If you do not use the adapter s Ethernet interface you can setup the SNMP configuration in the In Band Management Service configuration page In this case the in band management service will send SNMP Trap messages through the network interface of the host computer Settings gt NTP NTP Server Configurations NTP Server IP Address 1 EE NTP Server IP Address 2 i Time Zone GMT 12 00 International Date Line West v Current Time 2008 01 08 11 53 21 Submit Reset You can check the current firmware time and setup two NTP time server addresses and select the time zone The adapter will keep its clock synchronized with time sever Note To use the NTP feature you must setup the Ethernet port of the adapter 5 17 WighPoint Chapter 6 Linux Driver Support Contents of this Chapter Fedora 7 Linux installation Overview Red Hat Enterprise 5 Overview SuSE Linux Enterprise Server SLES installati
41. iver is provided in a floppy diskette image file format On a DOS or Windows system a driver diskette can be generated using rawrite exe This utility is included on the Red Hat Enterprise Linux CD under dosutils Run rawrite using a command prompt window and follow the directions it provides On a Linux system use the dd command to generate a boot diskette Insert a floppy disk into the floppy drive and type the following command dd if hptiop rhel 4u4 img of dev fd0 Step 2 Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux Start installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux by booting from the installation CD At the Welcome to Red Hat Linux installation screen a prompt labeled boot will appear at the bottom of the screen Type in linux dd then press Enter boot linux dd When prompted Do you have a driver disk Select Yes When prompted Insert your driver disk and press OK to continue insert the driver diskette into the system s floppy drive and select OK 1 The system will now load the RocketRAID driver automatically 2 When prompted Where do you want to install the boot loader in the Boot Loader Configuration dialog select Master Boot Record MBR to instruct the system be to boot from the RocketRAID host adapter Continue the installation as normal You can refer to Red Hat Enterprise Linux installation guide HighPoint 6 4 Linux Driver Support Note 1 The s
42. k to the Spare Pool list Removing a Spare Disk To remove a spare disk select it from the Spare Pool list and click the Remove Spare button This will remove the disk from the Spare Pool list HighPoint 5 12 Web RAID Management Interface 6 Managing Events and Tasks The HighPoint Web RAID Management Software automatically logs all controller related events that have occurred for all controllers cards managed by the software In addition you can configure E mail Notification to receive information about these events see Section 7 Settings View Events Events Tasks executed by the Management Software or any disk array errors reported by the card while the OS is active are known as Events These events are logged recorded by the Management Software To view logged events Please select Event from the menu The Event Management page will be displayed Settings Type Date Time Description Information 2008 01 08 11 33 59 Disk Device_5 Location 5 has been put into spare pool successfully Information 2008 01 08 11 29 27 User RAID logged on system Information 2008 01 08 11 02 09 User RAID logged on system Information 2008 01 08 10 13 23 User RAID logged on system Information 2008 01 08 10 05 09 User RAID logged on system RAID 6 Array RAID_6_0 has been created successfully Disk 1 5T3160812SV SLSENGST 1 Disk 2 ST3160812SV SLSESH7E 2 Disk cp an 3 8T3160812SV SLSESEGL 3 Disk
43. le Spare Disk gt Unplug Disk gt Rescan Disk gt Turn on write cache and Disk gt Turn off write cache work in the same manner as Disk Initialization Highlight the desired disks and press ENTER to select them Return to the Disk menu highlight the desired function and press ENTER to initiate the task Toggle Spare use this option to specify spare disks Spare disks are used to automatically rebuild failed RAID arrays Unplug use this option to safely remove the selected hard disk This allows you to safely park and power off a disk while the system remains active Rescan use this option when attaching hard disks to the RocketRAID card Turn on Turn off write Cache use these options to enable or disable write cache on the selected disks Disk cache is enabled by default 3 Array Menu Press ALT A to access the Array menu Create an Array To create a RAID array first access the Disk menu Use the T J arrows keys to highlight a disk and press the Enter key to confirm the selection Repeat this procedure to add additional disks to the array Once the appropriate disks have been selected return to the Array menu highlight the Create option and press ENTER to access the Create Array page Use the TAB and Shift TAB to select from the corresponding RAID settings Radio button Edit box etc and use the SPACE key to confirm the selections VSS Variable Sector Siz
44. mple add the following line to tell the system to mount dev sda1 to location mnt raid after startup dev sdal mnt raid ext2 defaults 0 0 4 Updating the Driver To update the driver simply reinstall the driver following the steps in previous section Install RocketRAID driver on an Existing System Note If the driver is loaded in initrd when system is installed onto a disk or array attached to the RocketRAID host adapter you need to run the mkinitrd to command to update the initrd file If you are using the lilo boot loader run lilo again lilo 5 Uninstalling the Driver To uninstall the RocketRAID 3522 driver Note The driver cannot be uninstalled while the system is booted from a disk or array attached to the RocketRAID host adapter To uninstall the driver remove the lines added to etc modules conf and etc fstab ell igh Point Chapter 7 FreeBSD Driver Support Contents of this Chapter 1 Installing FreeBSD on the RocketRAID 3522 Controller 2 Installing the RocketRAID 3522 Driver on an Existing System 3 Updating the Driver 4 Uninstalling the Driver HighPoint FreeBSD Driver Support 1 Installing FreeBSD on the RocketRAID 3522 Con troller If you would like to install FreeBSD onto arrays attached to the RocketRAID host adapter please follow the steps below Step 1 Prepare the Driver Diskette When installing FreeBSD to a disk or array attached to the RocketRAID host adapter you
45. ng an Array To delete an array 1 Select Manage Array from the menu 2 Click on the Maintenance button An Array Information window will appear Array Information unpu SJdevice_1_8 JBOD Volume OCE ORLM Rig Pott eO Web RAID Management Interface 3 Click the Delete button Note An array in use by the operating system cannot be deleted Any data stored on a deleted array will be inaccessible Array Maintenance Rebuilding Verifying Modifying RAID arrays Rebuilding a Failed Array When an array member in a redundant array fails the array will be listed as broken A broken array will be automatically rebuilt using available spare disks However if you have no spare disks configured you can still rebuild by manually adding an Available Disk to the array To add a disk to a broken array 1 Select menu Manage Array 2 Highlight the desired RAID array 3 Click the Maintenance button 4 Click the Add Disk button 5 Ifthe disk is successfully added to the array rebuild process will start automatically A progress bar will be displayed Note If the system utilizes hot swap capable enclosures you can add new physical disks to the RocketRAID card in order to rebuild or modify an existing array using the Rescan feature Reminder When adding disks manually make sure to initialize the disk see Preparing Hard Disks Only initialized disks can be used t
46. ns which can be used specify the type of information presented by the selected log A maximum of 10 logs are listed in the utility at a time use the Prev and Next button to turn the pages Use the Clear button to delete all logs Controller Setting To access the Controller Settings page access the Controller menu select Settings and press ENTER Use Shift TAB to select between different menu items Radio buttons check boxes editable fields etc and use the SPACE key to confirm the selection HighPoint 3 5 RocketRAID 3522 BIOS Utility Network Setting Use this menu to configure the RocketRAID card s network settings Access the Controller menu select Network and press ENTER You can select Use automatic config to request the network information from the system or configure the settings manually Channel Status Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal Name JBOD_6 ea ac address 2f 342d3 e5265 89 ll pee or 2H 26H1 8212A or 6L 40J2 or 2H 2 H1 DTLA 307015 8212A or 6L646J2 Progress WighPoint Chapter 4 RocketRAID 3522 Driver and Software Installation Microsoft Windows 2000 XP 2003 Server Vista Contents of this Chapter Driver and Software CD Windows Driver Installation HighPoint RocketRAID 3522 Driver and Software Installation Driver and Software CD The RocketRAID 3522 retail box
47. nt raid ext3 defaults 0 0 4 Updating the Driver 1 If the original driver is installed in the system s initrd Initial RAM Disk file when using a system installed to RocketRAID host adapter for example the driver module in the initrd file should be updated using the mkinitrd command or extract the initrd file and replace the driver module manually 2 If the original driver is installed in the lib modules uname r kernel drivers scsi directory and loaded by the script file Example etc init d hptdriver during the init process or the configure file Example etc modules conf please replace it with the new driver hptiop o or hptiop ko 5 Uninstalling the Driver To uninstall the RocketRAID 3522 driver Note The driver cannot be uninstalled while the system is booted from a disk or array attached to the RocketRAID host adapter To uninstall the driver remove the lines added to etc fstab and remove the files created in the etc init d directory HighPoint Linux Driver Support 1 Red Hat Enterprise 5 Installation Overview This section provides instructions describing how to install and utilize the RocketRAID host adapter on a Red Hat Enterprise 3 Linux system 2 Installing Red Hat Enterprise 5 AS ES WS Linux on the RocketRAID 3522 controller To install Red Hat Enterprise Linux onto disks or RAID arrays attached to RocketRAID host adapter Step 1 Prepare the Driver Diskette The dr
48. nto the system s floppy drive At the Hardware Wizard screen select the floppy drive as the source then click the Next button Select the appropriate operating system folder then click the Next button Windows will display a warning message that states the driver has not been signed Select Continue Anyway then click Finish when prompted When Windows asks to reboot the system choose No Windows will then display a second Found New Hardware Wizard window repeat steps 1 through 4 Remove the Driver Installation diskette from the floppy drive then Shut down and restart the computer Installation Verification After the driver has been installed and the system has been restarted 1 Click the Start button then right click My Computer icon Select the Properties item from the popup menu In the popup window select Hardware tab and then click Device Manager button Double click the SCSI and RAID controllers entry If the RocketRAID 3522 device entry is not displayed or there are or RocketRAID 3522 entry the driver has not been installed properly Delete the marks displayed near the entries and reinstall the driver 4 3 WighPoint RocketRAID 3522 Driver and Software Installation Installing the RocketRAID 3522 driver during a fresh Windows 2000 XP 2003 x64 installation 1 After booting from the Windows 2000 XP 2003 CD ROM when the Windows Setup blue screen appear
49. o rebuild RAID arrays Verifying an Array For a RAID 1 or RAID1 0 array verify process compares the data of one mirror pair with the other For RAID 5 verify process calculates RAIDS parity and compares it to the parity data on the array Verification checks each sector on a drive Periodic verification of an array allows the disk drive firmware to take corrective actions on problem areas on the disk minimizing the occurrence of uncorrectable read and write errors To verify an array 1 Select menu Manage Array HighPoint Web RAID Management Interface 2 Highlight the desired RAID array 3 Click the Maintenance button Click the Verify button to start the verify process OCE ORLM modifying existing RAID arrays Expanding Migrating an Array With the OCE ORLM function you can migrate an array from one RAID level to another RAID level and or expand the array dynamically even under I O load This function implements both Online Capacity Expansion OCE and Online RAID Level Migration ORLM To expand migrate an array 1 Select Manage Array from the menu 2 Highlight the desired RAID array 3 Click the Maintenance button 4 Select the target array type 5 Click the OCE ORLM button 6 The OCE ORLM page will appear The interface is similar to the array creation wizard Note A When expanding a JBOD array all the original disks must be included in the target array and
50. ology combining the outstanding high performance capabili ties of SATA II with enterprise storage features such as Native Command Queuing NCQ staggered drive spin up and SAF TE enclosure management The external mini SAS Interconnect System Unparalleled flexibility and outstanding performance The RocketRAID 3522 supports a variety of connectors and cable assemblies that make installation a snap and ensure compatibility with a wide array of external storage chassis and enclosures These assemblies enable flexible approach to speed dependent applications ranging from 1 5 to 6 0 Gbps with maximum capabilities up to 10 0 Gbps The RocketRAID 3522 is an ideal and versatile multi faceted solution for the growing server storage market Intel 81341 I O Processor and RAID Off load Engine The RocketRAID 3522 utilizes the Intel 81341 hardware I O processor for superior RAID 6 and 5 parity calculations The Off load engine relieves the mainboard s CPU from the burden of RAID related computations allowing it to attend to other impor tant system tasks WighPoint Introduction Onboard Cache and Optional Battery Backup for optimal performance and added security 256MB of DDR SDRAM with ECC protection is integrated into the RocketRAID 3522 for improved performance and provides additional security in the case of critical system failure when used in conjunction with the optional battery back up unit RocketRAID 3522
51. on Overview HighPoint Linux Driver Support 1 Fedora 7 Linux installation Overview This section provides instructions describing how to install and utilize the RocketRAID host adapter on a Fedora 7 Linux system 2 Installing Fedora 7 on the RocketRAID 3522 Host Adapter Note If the OS is running kernel that differs from the one supported by the precompiled driver the precompiled drivers cannot be used A driver can be built for this kernel using the OpenSource package for the RocketRAID host adapter This package is available from our website and is posted on the BIOS Driver page for the corresponding RocketRAID host adapter To install Fedora Linux onto hard disks or RAID arrays attached to RocketRAID host adapter follow the steps outlined below Step 1 Prepare the Driver Diskette The driver is contained in a floppy diskette image file On a DOS or Windows system a Fedora driver diskette can be generated using rawrite exe This utility is included on the Fedora Linux CD under dosutils Run rawrite using a command prompt window and follow the directions it provides On a Linux system use the dd command to generate a boot diskette Insert a floppy disk into the floppy drive and type the following command dd if fc6 1386 img of dev fdO Note The driver disk image file depends on your core version and hardware Step 2 Install Fedora Linux Installation steps for Fedora 7 1 Boot from the Fedora Installation CD
52. oppy drive 6 Type in boot and continue with installation as normal Refer to FreeBSD installation guide for additional information ok boot Note On some systems when ACPI is enabled FreeBSD may not function properly Try disabling ACPI in the motherboard s BIOS settings or type the command set hint acpi 0 disabled 1 under the boot prompt in order to solve the problem HighPoint me 7 3 FreeBSD Driver Support Before exiting installation an additional step must be taken to copy the RocketRAID driver module to the system On the driver diskette there is a setup script labeled postinstall which will complete this task Before rebooting the system press Alt F4 to enter the command shell and type the following commands mount o ro dev f d0 mnt sh mnt postinstall umount mnt Then press Alt F1 to return to the setup screen and choose X Exit Install to finish setup 2 Installing the RocketRAID 3522 Driver on an Exist ing System If you are currently running FreeBSD and would like to access drives or arrays attached to the RocketRAID host adapter follow the steps outlined below Step 1 Copy the Driver Module If you have made FreeBSD drivers into a diskette you can insert the driver diskette to floppy drive then using the following commands to copy the driver module For FreeBSD 4 x mount o ro dev f d0 mnt cp mnt hptiop xxx ko modul
53. pon the chassis design Open the system chassis and locate an unused PCI E x8 or x16 slot Remove the PCI slot cover Gently insert the RocketRAID 3522 into the PCI E slot and secure the bracket to the system chassis 4 After installing the adapter attach the disk enclosures to the RocketRAID 3522 the appropriate external Mini SAS cables 5 Consult the disk enclosure s manual for proper hard disk installation procedures Note The Full RocketRAID 3522 product include the Rocket Ethernet board The Ethernet board can be removed to fit the 2U chassis in case of user won t use the OBM feature HighPoint TY Ss gt aT B mar i Wo f 4 PCI Express siot 2 2 RocketRAID 3522 Hardware Description Installation TY PCI Express slot 3 Verifying Installation Once the RocketRAID 3522 host adapter and hard disks have been installed into the disk enclosure boot up the system to verify that the hardware is properly recognized 1 Power on the system If the system detects the presence of the adapter the RocketRAID 3522 BIOS Utility will be displayed during bootup 2 Press Ctrl H to access the RocketRAID 3522 BIOS Utility The BIOS Utility will display information about hard disks attached to the adapter Make sure all attached disks are detected by this utility If any of the hard disks are not detected power down the system and check the cable connections to bo
54. quipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate the equipment under FCC rules This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation European Union Compliance Statement This Information Technologies Equipment has been tested and found to comply with the following European directives European Standard EN55022 1998 Class B European Standard EN55024 1998
55. r software When Windows asks Windows needs your permission to continue select continue 3 Select I don t have disc show me other options and then select Browse my computer for driver software 4 Specify the location of the driver and click Next HighPoint 4 4 RocketRAID 3522 Driver and Software Installation 5 When asked Would you like to install this driver software select Install 6 Reboot the system when prompted The RocketRAID 3522 will be available for use after Vista reboots Installation Verification After the driver has been installed and the system has been restarted 1 Click the Start button then right click My Computer icon Select the Properties item from the popup menu 2 Inthe popup window select Hardware tab and then click Device Manager button Double click the SCSI and RAID controllers entry If the RocketRAID device ey entry is not displayed or there are or marks displayed near the RocketRAID entry the driver has not been installed properly Delete the entries and reinstall the driver Chapter 5 RocketRAID 3522 Web RAID Management Interface Contents of this Chapter 1 Web RAID Management Interface 2 Preparing Hard disks 3 Array Management 4 Device Management 5 Configuring Spare Disks 6 Managing Events and Tasks 7 Settings HighPoint Web RAID Management Interface 1 Web RAID Management
56. s look towards the bottom of the screen Windows will prompt you to press the F6 key if you want to install a third party SCSI or RAID driver Press the F6 key at this time 2 The setup procedure will continue and will later instruct you to press the S key to specify additional adapters Press the S key as instructed 3 Next the setup program will prompt for the insertion of the driver diskette Please insert the driver diskette and then press ENTER to continue 4 The next window will display several driver options Please select the RocketRAID 3522 Controller for the corresponding operating system and press ENTER to continue Windows Vista Driver Installation Installing the driver during a fresh Windows Vista installation Boot from Windows Vista DVD 2 When the screen where do you want to install Windows appears click Load driver and browse for the driver location Windows Vista can install drivers from several media types floppy diskette USB flash disk or CD 3 Select the RocketRAID 3522 controller driver and click Next The driver is now installed you can now continue on with the installation procedure Installing the driver for an existing Windows Vista system 1 Install the RocketRAID 3522 host adapter into the PC then boot up Windows Vista 2 Windows should automatically detect the card and display the Found New Hardware wizard pop up window Select Locate and install drive
57. tep 2 Install SLES Linux 1 Start the install procedure by booting from SLES installation CD 2 After the CD boots select the Installation option and press F6 to load the driver 3 Insert the Driver Diskette when it displays Please insert the Driver Update floppy 4 When the Diver Update Menu is displayed press OK and back for back to installer 5 Next Select back to return to the installer 6 Installation will now proceed normally Refer to SLES Linux documents for additional OS installation procedures HighPoint 6 83 Linux Driver Support Additional Installation Notes The system device mapping order is the same as the order shown in RocketRAID host adapter s BIOS Setting Utility If no other SCSI adapters are installed the device marked as BOOT or HDDO will be identified as dev sda HDD1 as dev sdb HDD as dev sdc etc When creating mount points boot must be mounted on dev sda 3 Installing the RocketRAID 3522 Driver on an Exist ing System If you are currently running SLES and would like to access drives or arrays attached to the Rocket RAID host adapter follow the steps outlined below Note 1 Ifa SCSI adapter is used to boot the system make sure the RocketRAID host adapter s BIOS loads posts after the SCSI adapter s BIOS It may be necessary to move the adapter s to another PCI slot 2 The driver may work incorrectly on certain moth
58. th the card and enclosure HighPoint RocketRAID 3522 Hardware Description Installation 4 Battery Backup A battery backup option will be available as an optional add on component The battery provides additional data security in case of a critical system failure Data normally lost during a major system fault such as a power outage or CPU failure which was in transit at the time of the failure stored in the card s onboard cache will remain viable for up to 72 hours The battery unit can be attached to the card using the BBU CONN Attach the BBU into J8 of RocketRAID 3522 using the cable included with the BBU unit 2 4 HighPoint Chapter 3 RocketRAID 3522 BIOS Utility Contents of this Chapter RocketRAID 3522 BIOS Utility 1 BIOS Command Overview 2 Disk Menu 3 Array Menu 4 Controller Menu WighPoint RocketRAID 3522 BIOS Utility RocketRAID 3522 BIOS Utility The RocketRAID 3522 s BIOS Utility can be accessed using the Ctrl H command This command should be displayed automatically when the RocketRAID 3522 s BIOS screen appears during the system s boot up procedure 1 BIOS Command Overview The RocketRAID 3522 BIOS Utility provides a wide selection of RAID related commands These commands are displayed towards the top of the utility s interface Channel Status WCache Model Number Normal W HDS 724646KLSA8G Normal WD7SGBAYSY WD RE2 Normal W HDS 7
59. these disks must be selected in the same order as the original array If you want to migrate a JBOD array to another RAID level only the first member disk can be included in the target array For example a JBOD comprised of 3 disks 1 2 3 can only be migrated using disk 1 Disks 2 and 3 cannot be used disk 1 would have to be combined with other disks attached to the RocketRAID card B You cannot change an array to another type of array with a smaller capacity In some cases a disk may need to be added to the RocketRAID card During the OCE ORLM procedure the redundancy level of the array will be the lowest of the source and target arrays e g if you ORLM a RAIDO array to a RAIDI array the array will be non redundant until the procedure is complete C The OCE ORLM process can be aborted and continued at later time However you should always stop the transform progress from the RAID Management software php gt Web RAID Management Interface An unexpected system crash may result in data loss while performing OCE ORLM on an array We strongly recommend backing up data before starting the OCE ORLM process After the OCE ORLM procedure has completed reboot the system Other RAID related Functions Renaming an Array You are free to rename RAID arrays This will not harm the array data will not be lost To rename an array 1 Select Manage Array from the menu 2 Highlight the desired RAID arr
60. tically synchro nizes it s internal clock to match that of the selected server If a NTP server is not specified the adapter will synchronize itself with the host system s BIOS clock gt NOt Chapter 2 RocketRAID 3522 Hardware Description Installation Contents of this Chapter RocketRAID 3522 Hardware 1 RocketRAID 3522 Adapter Layout 2 Installing the RocketRAID 3522 Host Adapter 3 Verifying Installation 4 Battery Backup WighPoint RocketRAID 3522 Hardware Description Installation RocketRAID 3522 Hardware 1 RocketRAID 3522 Adapter Layout coco cco pa T esa 6888 BRERA occ z J9 J8 J1 J24 m Z 3 PORTI I PORT2 RocketRAID 3522 WN ARAOO OHOOO OAN OOOO NOORD Port1 Port2 These represent the RocketRAID 3522 s two External Mini SAS ports Each port can support up to 4 hard disks J1 SAF TE connector SCL GND SDA vec 3 3V BEEP Speaker Alarm speaker the speaker emits and audible alarm in the case of disk array failure J8 BBU connector Connector for battery backup unit optional part HighPoint RocketRAID 3522 Hardware Description Installation 2 Installing the RocketRAID 3522 Host Adapter Note Make sure the system is powered off before installing the RocketRAID 3522 host adapter The RocketRAID 3522 includes both standard and low profile brackets It may be necessary to attach the low profile bracket in place of the standard bracket depend ing u
61. x86 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 0 driver arnd64 SuSE Linux Enterprise 9 driver SuSE Linux 6 x driver SuSE Linux 9 0 driver SuSE Linux 9 1 driver SuSE Linux 9 2 driver SuSE Linux 10 0 driver 6 Click on the OK button to create the driver diskette To install the RAID software 1 Click on Install RAID Management Software 7 ReadMe First Create Driver Diskette Browse the CD Exit 2 Select the desired software from the drop down menu and click on the OK button HighPoint RocketRAID 3522 Driver and Software Installation Windows Driver Installation Before installing the RocketRAID 3522 device driver make sure the RocketRAID 3522 host adapter and all required hard disks have been installed into the system s chassis refer to the Hardware Installation section pages 2 2 2 3 Installing the RocketRAID 3522 driver for an existing Windows XP 2003 x64 system After the operating system has booted Windows will automatically detect the RocketRAID 3522 and request that a device driver be installed To install the device driver follow the steps outlined below 1 When the Found New Hardware Wizard window appears select Install from a list or specific location Advanced and click Next to continue Click on the Include this location in the search option and select the system s floppy drive generally Disk A Next insert the Driver Installation diskette i
62. ystem device mapping order is the same as the order shown in RocketRAID BIOS Setting Utility If no other SCSI adapters are installed the device marked as BOOT or HDDO will identified as dev sda HDD1 as dev sdb HDD as dev sdc etc When creating mount points boot must be mounted on dev sda 3 Installing the RocketRAID 3522 driver for an Exist ing System Note If a SCSI adapter is used to boot the system make sure the RocketRAID host adapter BIOS loads posts after the SCSI adapter s BIOS It may be necessary to move the adapter s to another PCI slot Step 1 Obtain the Driver Module Extract the module file from the file modules cgz from the driver disk using the following commands mount dev fdO cd tmp gzip dc mnt floppy modules cgz cpio idumv Driver modules for all supported kernel versions will be extracted The driver module for the active kernel is located under the directory that matches the kernel version tmp uname 1 hptiop ko After you have extracted the driver module you can load it by following commands modprobe sd_mod insmod hptiop ko Arrays attached to the adapter can be accessed as SCSI devices e g dev sda Step 2 Mounting and Partitioning the Device Example A RAID array has been configured between several hard disks This array will be registered to the system as device dev sda To create a partition on this array which will listed as dev sd

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