- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
- Overview
- Physical Disks
- Virtual Disks
- Cabling the drives for S130
- BIOS Configuration
Utility
- Entering the BIOS Configuration Utility
- Exiting the BIOS Configuration Utility
- Initializing the physical disks
- Creating the virtual disks
- Deleting the virtual disks
- Swapping two virtual disks
- Managing the hot spare disks
- Viewing the physical disks details
- Viewing the virtual disks details
- Rescanning the disks
- Controller Options
- Continue to boot
- UEFI RAID configuration utility
- Installing the drivers
- Troubleshooting
your system
- Unable to recover the crash dump file when the operating system fails
- System startup
issues
- System does not boot
- Controller mode is set incorrectly at System Setup
- Boot mode, boot sequence, and/or boot sequence retry are set incorrectly
- Bootable virtual disk is in a failed state
- The boot order is incorrect for a bootable virtual disk
- A Non-RAID virtual disk is no longer in the first position in the BIOS configuration utility (<Ctrl><R>) list after the system is rebooted
- The BIOS configuration utility (<Ctrl><R>) option does not display
- Warning Message
- Other errors appearing on the BIOS screen
- Virtual disks
- Related errors
- Cannot create a virtual disk
- A virtual disk is in a failed state
- A virtual disk is in a degraded state
- Cannot assign a dedicated hot spare to a virtual disk
- Cannot create a global hot spare
- Physical disk - related errors
- A dedicated hot spare fails
- Failed or degraded virtual disk
- Cannot initialize a physical disk
- Cannot create a virtual disk on selected physical disks
- Cannot perform an Online Capacity Expansion / Reconfigure on a virtual disk
- Status LED is not working
- Getting help
Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller (PERC) S130 User’s Guide
Bootable virtual disk is in a failed state
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