
Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller S140 User’s Guide
Virtual Disks
A logical grouping of physical disks attached to a PERC S140 allows you to create multiple virtual disks of the same RAID levels, without exceeding a maximum of 30 virtual disks.
The PERC S140 controller allows:
- Creating virtual disks of different RAID levels on a S140 controller.
NOTE: Ensure that you do not mix RAID levels on the same physical disks.
- Building different virtual disks with different characteristics for different applications.
- Creating virtual disks from a mix of NVMe PCIe SSD 2.5-inch SFFs and NVMe PCIe SSD adapters.
The PERC S140 controller does not allow:
- Creating a virtual disk from a mix of different types of physical disks. For example, a RAID 10 virtual disk cannot be created from two SATA HDD physical disks and a SATA SSD physical disk. All of the physical disks must be of the same drive type (HDD/SSD/NVMe PCIe SSDs).
- Selecting a physical disk as a dedicated hot spare if the physical disk is a different type from the physical disk of the virtual disks.
A virtual disk refers to data storage which a controller creates using one or more physical disks.
NOTE: A virtual disk can be created from several physical disks; the operating system considers it a single disk.
The capacity of a virtual disk can be expanded online for any RAID level without rebooting the operating system.
NOTE:If the boot VD is spanned across different SATA controllers, then Windows Hardware Quality Labs testing (WHQL), DF - Reinstall with I/O Before and After (Reliability) fails in a server having two SATA controllers.
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