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4.
In the Topology pane, scroll to the Virtual Disks ID, press Enter and select
the Rebuild option.
5. Select the available replacement hard disk/SSD to be rebuilt to by pressing
Space Bar and then Enter.
6. Press [Y] key to start. The utility will show the rebuild status and the
completed percentage. This will take a long time to finish the whole process
and it depends on the size to be rebuilt.
Note: HyperDuo virtual disk created in Safe mode can be partially rebuilt if the
SSD fails, but not if the HDD fails.
Marvell Storage Utility (MSU) for RAID/HyperDuo Setup
The Marvell Storage Utility (MSU) is a browser-based management utility for
Marvell 88SE92xx controllers. It creates and manages a RAID or HyperDuo
virtual disk using storage devices connected to the 88SE92xx controller.
1. Switch on your computer.
2.
Put the driver CD in the CD ROM drive.
3.
Open Windows Explorer, select: CD-drive\Marvell\88SE9230\Utility\
MSUSetup.exe.
4. Follow the instructions of the driver installation.
5. Double click the desktop shortcut for the MSU.
When opening the MSU in some versions of Windows, Internet Explorer may
detect a problem with the security certificate for the MSU web page. Select
Continue to this website (not recommended) to continue opening the MSU.
6. Opening the MSU will take you to a login page. If you have no password,
leave this field blank, and then click Login.
7. After entering the MSU user interface, select Adapter, which contains four
physical disks, assume four physical disks are connected to the controller
card.
8. Roll over the Operation tab and you will see Create HyperDuo, Create RAID
and Quick Create Wizard.
9. To create a HyperDuo virtual disk, you should have at least one HDD and
one/multiple SSD.
10. Select Create HyperDuo, and then select Safe mode or Capacity mode.
11. Check Keep Original Data to preserve the data currently on your HDD or
uncheck it to erase all data. This option is only available in Safe mode.
12. Threshold(%): 10-100 for the users to input
The Threshold (%) number defines the percentage of your SSD the MSU
uses to optimize performance. The default is 90.
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