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changing SCSI raid config.

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tshontikidis

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Sounds like it's configured like this:
disk1 + disk2 -> raid1, 18GB capacity
disk3 + disk4 + disk5 -> raid5, 36gb capacity\
^^^^
That was taken from my last post about my SCSI config, now is there any way to change the config to keeping the disk1 and 2 at raid 1.. than take the last 3 drives and seperate them in to non raid drives or put them in a raid0.

thanks
 
Best bet here is to go to the website of the SCSI adapter manufacturer and look through any doumentation they may provide on their BIOS. I'm sorry I can't give you any more help than that, but it's going to have something to do with using the SCSI HBA's BIOS utility to destroy the RAID-5 array.
 
ok, i know the adapter and its IBM so i bet they have some scsi bios utility for it, ill look there tomorrow, i am to tired from work right now.
 
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