- 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
- Pre-installation requirements
- Creating the device driver media for Windows driver installation
- Installing the driver for Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows Server 2012/2012 R2
- Updating the existing driver for Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2012/2012 R2
- Installing the driver for Windows Server 2016
- Troubleshooting your system
- Unable to create a new partition while installing Windows 2012/2012 R2 operating system
- 0x0000003B or 0x0000007E stop error occurs on a system while using a 4K sector disks
- Performance degradation after disabling physical disk write cache policy
- Unable to modify any feature settings in UEFI or OPROM
- 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
- Physical disk - related errors
- Virtual disks - related errors
- Rebuilding a virtual disk the global hot spare is not listed as online in HII or iDRAC
- Cannot create a virtual disk
- Rebuilding a virtual disk the global hot spare is not listed as online in HII or iDRAC
- The physical disk is not displayed
- Insufficient free space available on the selected physical disks
- Incorrect number of physical disks selected for the desired RAID level
- The desired physical disk is unavailable
- The system already has a maximum of eight virtual disks
- 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
- A dedicated hot spare fails
- Failed or degraded virtual disk
- Cannot create a virtual disk on selected physical disks
- Cannot perform an Online Capacity Expansion or Reconfigure on a virtual disk
- Getting help
Dell EMC PowerEdge RAID Controller S130 User’s Guide
Viewing physical disk properties
View Physical Disk Properties screen allows you to view the properties of physical disk and also provides details about the virtual disks associated with the physical disk.
In the System Setup Main Menu, click .
The table explains the View Physical Disk Properties screen details:
- Menu Item
- Description
- Select Physical Disk
- Allows you to select the physical disks from the drop-down menu.
- Physical Disk Properties
- Displays information about the physical disk properties.
- Physical disk ID
- Displays the ID of the physical disk.
- State
- Displays if it is a RAID capable disk or a Non-RAID disk.
- Size
- Displays the total storage space of the physical disk.
- SMART status
- Displays if the SMART feature is enabled or disabled for the physical disk.
- Revision
- Displays the revision.
- Device Type
- Displays the device type.
- Certified
- Displays if the physical disk is Dell certified or not.
- Connector Port
- Displays the port number in which the physical disk is installed.
- SAS Address
- Displays the SAS address.
- Disk Cache Setting
- Displays if the disk cache is enabled or disabled.
- Available Space
- Displays the free space of the respective physical disk.
- Used Space
- Displays the used space of the respective physical disk.
- Disk Protocol
- Displays if the protocol of the physical disks.
- Media Type
- Displays the type of disk selected.
- Disk Sector Size
- Displays the type of sector size enabled.
- Negotiated Physical Disk Transfer speed
- Displays the speed at which the data is transferred.
- Associated Virtual Disks
- Displays the virtual disk associated with the respective physical disk.
- Dell Part Number
- Displays the part number of the physical disk.
- Serial Number of Disk
- Displays the serial number of the physical disk.
- Hardware Vendor
- Displays the information about the hardware vendor.
- Manufacturing Date
- Displays the manufacturing date of the physical disk.
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