Raid drive numbering, Quicktime support, Raid drive numbering quicktime support – Grass Valley K2 Media Client System Guide Oct.10 2006 User Manual
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RAID drive numbering
RAID drive numbering
RAID drives are numbered as follows. This numbering is displayed in Storage Utility
and on the K2 Media Client chassis RAID drive labeling. You can see the labeling
when you remove the fan module.
QuickTime support
Whenever a new, simple, DV-format clip is created on a K2 system, K2 software
creates a corresponding QuickTime reference file. With the QuickTime reference file
you can open the K2 clip with QuickTime tools for playback and editing.
The QuickTime reference file is created when the K2 clip's record or import operation
is complete. Subsequent modifications to the K2 clip do not affect the QuickTime
reference file.
All QuickTime related files are in the V:\assets directory. Mount this directory as read
only. To open a QuickTime reference file, browse to V:\assets\
Finished material from QuickTime tools should be exported to the K2 system via
FTP.
Drive numbering
Explanation
System
Disk0_0
These two RAID drives make up LUN 0, which holds K2 Media Client system data
and functions as the system drive. The system drive has three partitions. The
partitions appear to the Windows operating system as C:, D:, and E: drives. Both
internal storage models and external storage models have these two drives.
System
Disk1_0
Media
Disk0_1
These two RAID drives make up LUN 1, which holds media data. The media file
system lays down media data in a continuous stripe across this LUN and the other
media LUNs. Internal storage models have these drives and the other media drives.
External storage models do not have any media drives.
Media
Disk1_1
Media
Disk0_2
These two RAID drives make up LUN 2, which holds media data.
Media
Disk1_2
Media
Disk0_3
These two RAID drives make up LUN 3, which holds media data.
Media
Disk1_3
Media
Disk0_4
These two RAID drives make up LUN 4, which holds media data.
Media
Disk1_4
Media
Disk0_5
These two RAID drives make up LUN 5, which holds media data.
Media
Disk1_5