Grass Valley K2 Summit Storage Area Network v.7.1 - Manual (Page 334)

26 October 2009 K2 Storage Area Network Installation and Service Manual 334
Creating a new file system
g. Close the Progress Report and repeat these steps for other unbound disks. If
specified by your system design, you can bind some disks as Hot Spares, as
explained in
“Binding Hot Spare drives” on page 457 . When you are done, if
you did not bind any extra Hot Spares, you should have the following results:
For a NL10 or a NL10R system, the disks in the primary RAID chassis and in
optional Expansion chassis should be bound as RAID 6 RANKs, with twelve
disks to a RANK.
h. Click Close in Progress Report window.
3. Restart the K2 Media Server.
NOTE: Make sure start up processes on the K2 Media Server are complete before
proceeding.
4. Continue with the next procedure “Creating a new file system” .
Creating a new file system
1. In Storage Utility, click Tools | Make New File System . The Setting dialog box
opens.
2. For a Nearline system, enter zero as the Real Time Input/Output (RTIO) rate.
3. Leave Windows Security unchecked.
4. Click OK . The Configuration File dialog box opens.