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Glossary
Battery Backup Unit
See “Intelligent Battery Backup Unit.”
Cache
Controller memory used to speed up data transfer to and from a disk.
Cache Flush
Refers to an operation where all unwritten blocks in a Write-Back Cache are written to the target disk. This operation is necessary before powering down the system.
Cache Line Size
See “Segment Size.”
Channel
Refers to one SCSI bus on a disk array controller. Each disk array controller provides at least one channel.
Consistency Check
Refers to a process where the integrity of redundant data is verified. For example, a consistency check of a mirrored drive will make sure that the data on both drives of the mirrored pair is exactly the same. For RAID Level 5 redundancy, a consistency “connect” is a function that allows a target SCSI device (typically a disk drive that received a request to perform a relatively long I/O operation) to release the SCSI bus so that the controller can send commands to other devices. When the operation is complete and the SCSI bus is needed by the disconnected target again, it is “reconnected.”
Manual Number 775012 G-1
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Table of contents
- 2 Please Notice
- 2 Our Policy
- 3 Conventions
- 9 Product Description
- 10 Controller Features and Functions
- 10 Operating System Support
- 10 Standard Package Contents
- 10 Hardware
- 11 Software
- 12 User-supplied Items
- 14 SCSI Termination
- 16 SCSI Cabling
- 17 SCSI Drive Preparation
- 17 Mixing Narrow and Wide SCSI Devices
- 19 Before You Begin
- 20 Connectors and Jumpers
- 22 External SCSI Connectors
- 23 Safety Considerations
- 24 Installing the Controller
- 25 Procedural Overview
- 26 Controller Start-up
- 26 BIOS Start-up Sequence
- 27 Other BIOS Options
- 29 Device Drivers
- 29 Global Array Manager (GAM)
- 29 In Case of Problems
- 31 Product Description
- 31 Features
- 32 Installation
- 34 Operation
- 34 Battery Conditioning Prior to Use
- 34 Set-up – Enabling the Write-Back Cache
- 34 Battery Backup Capacity
- 35 Maintenance
- 35 Removing the Battery Backup Module
- 36 Functional Description
- 36 General Operational Description
- 36 Status Indication
- 37 Battery and Charge Circuit
- 37 Recycling the Battery
- 38 IBBU Specifications
- 38 On-board Battery
- 38 Battery Charge Life
- 38 External Battery
- 38 Module Dimensions
- 38 Environmental
- 39 General Hardware Specifications
- 39 DAC960PG
- 40 DAC960PJ
- 41 Physical and Environmental Specifications
- 43 Error Messages
- 43 Start-up Error Messages
- 43 Drive Check Error Messages
- 44 Aborted Installation
- 45 NVRAM Error
- 45 System Reboot or Power Down Messages
- 47 Class B Compliance
- 48 Declaration of Conformity
- 49 Community of Europe
- 50 Underwriters Laboratories Listed
- 51 Battery Backup Unit
- 51 Cache
- 51 Cache Flush
- 51 Cache Line Size
- 51 Channel
- 51 Consistency Check
- 52 Disk Failure Detection
- 52 Disk Media Error Management
- 52 Drive Groups (or Drive Packs)
- 53 Hot Replacement of Disks (Hot Swap)
- 53 IBBU
- 53 Intelligent Battery Backup Unit
- 53 Logical Drive States
- 53 Online: A Logical Drive is in an “online” state if...
- 54 Critical: A Logical Drive is in a “critical” state...
- 54 Offline: A Logical Drive is in an “offline” state ...
- 54 Logical Drives
- 54 Mirroring
- 54 Pack
- 54 Parity
- 55 RAID
- 55 RAID Levels
- 56 Replacement Table
- 56 Rotated XOR Redundancy
- 56 SCSI Drive
- 57 SCSI Drive States
- 57 Ready: A SCSI disk drive is in a “ready” state if ...
- 57 Online: A SCSI disk drive is in an “online” state ...
- 57 Standby: A SCSI disk drive is in a “standby” state...
- 57 Dead: A SCSI disk drive is in a “dead” state if it...
- 58 Rebuild: A SCSI disk drive is in a “rebuild” state...
- 58 Segment Size
- 58 Session
- 58 Standard Disk Drive
- 58 Standby Replacement of Disks (“Hot Spare”)
- 60 Stripe Order
- 60 Stripe Size
- 60 Stripe Width
- 60 Striping
- 60 System Drives
- 60 Target ID
- 61 Write-Back Cache
- 61 Write Through Cache