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v3.1.11

(ADMS6GPX2, ADMS6GPX2-E)

This adapter's hardware RAID capabilities may be configured using either 

the BIOS utility or the Marvell Storage Utility. There is no functional 

difference, other than the BIOS utility can prepare an array without an 

operating system (which may then be installed onto the array) and the 

Marvell Storage Utility has the convenience of a Graphical User Interface.

This adapter supports RAID 0 (2, 3 or 4 drives), RAID 1 (2 drives), RAID 

10 (4 drives), and “HyperDuo” (hybrid HDD/SDD mode). Drives connected 

through a port multiplier cannot be used as RAID members.

The first time this program is started, it will launch your default web 

browser, which should immediately show a security warning. This is due to 

the secure connection to the Controller subsystem using a “self-signed 

certificate” (cookie). Allow your browser to add this certificate as an 

exception to proceed.

Logging onto the Storage Utility uses the same credentials you use for 

Windows. Your current Windows username should appear. Enter your 

Windows password and click Login. If this doesn't work, try deleting the 

password (leaving that box blank) then click Login.

To set up an array, click on the Adapter listed under Device. On the right 

side is the Operation tab – move the mouse to that tab to find the Create 

RAID function. For more information on using the Marvell Storage Utility 

or the RAID BIOS, click on the small blue circle containing a question 

mark in the upper-right corner of the Utility, then select User Guide.