Lenovo storage array 8332 User Manual
1.
Carefully
insert
the
TORX
screwdriver
provided
into
the
cutout
in
the
handle
(see
1
in
2.
Rotate
the
screwdriver
in
an
anti-clockwise
direction
until
the
lock
symbol
is
no
longer
visible
in
the
opening
beside
the
key
(see
2
in
Note:
Do
not
turn
the
lock
more
than
half
a
turn;
otherwise,
the
drive
carrier
may
be
damaged.
3.
Remove
the
screwdriver.
BIOS
settings
To
install
the
AMI
StorTrends
iTX
software,
verify
the
following
BIOS
settings:
1.
Disable
the
Onboard
SATA
Controller
option
to
install
onto
the
boot
drive.
This
option
is
present
in
the
ATA
Controller
Configuration
settings
under
the
Advanced
tab.
2.
Enable
the
LSI
MPT
SAS
Controller
option,
which
is
present
in
the
Mass
Storage
Controller
Configuration
settings
under
the
Advanced
tab.
3.
If
you
add
DIMMS
to
increase
system
memory,
the
default
BIOS
option
limits
the
memory
visible
to
the
operating
system
to
2.50GB.
To
make
more
memory
visible
to
the
operating
system,
modify
the
Memory
Mapped
I/O
Start
Address
option,
which
is
present
in
the
PCI
Configuration
settings
under
the
Advanced
tab.
4.
To
boot
from
the
network
using
PXE
boot,
enable
the
option
Onboard
NIC
ROM
option,
which
is
also
present
in
the
PCI
Configuration
settings.
The
device
boot
order
registers
this
change
after
you
save
the
changes
and
reboot.
5.
To
boot
from
the
boot
drive
attached
to
the
LSI
MPT
SAS
controller,
change
the
hard
disk
order
under
the
Boot
Options
tab.
Set
ID01
LUN0
as
the
first
disk,
followed
by
the
PCI
RAID
adapter.
If
you
need
to
enable
the
network
boot,
select
IBA
GE
as
the
first
boot
device.
6.
To
boot
from
the
boot
drive
attached
to
the
LSI
MPT
SAS
controller,
set
ID01
LUN0
as
the
second
boot
option
under
the
Boot
Options
tab.
Note:
The
drives
need
to
be
connected
to
the
blue
SATA
slots
on
the
server
board
for
installation.
Turning
off
To
turn
off
the
enclosure,
either:
v
Turn
off
the
PSU
installed
in
the
enclosure
by
pressing
the
power
push-button
on
the
front
operator's
panel
for
approximately
three
seconds,
OR
v
Remove
AC
main
at
the
power
source
Figure
20.
Deactivating
an
anti-tamper
lock
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