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Removing a Unit

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The operating system is notified that the unit was removed. In Linux the

device node associated with this unit is removed. In Windows the Device

Manager will reflect the changes under the disk drives icon.

You can now physically remove the drives and move them to another

controller. If you have a hotswap carrier, you can do this without shutting

down the system. If you do not have a hot-swap carrier, power-down the

system and ground yourself before making changes to the hardware.

If you change your mind before physically removing the drives and want

to reuse the drives and unit on the current controller, just click

Rescan

Controller.

Removing a Unit Through 3BM

To remove a unit through 3BM

1 If your drives are not in hot swap carriers, you do not need to remove a

unit via 3BM. Simply power down and remove the applicable drives.

Refer to your system's user guide for details on removing fixed disks.

2 At the main 3BM screen, highlight the unit you want to remove and press

Enter to select it.

An asterisk appears in the left-most column to indicate that the unit is

selected.

3Tab to the

Maintain Unit button and press Enter.

4 In the pop-up menu, select Remove and press Enter.

You can now physically remove the drives and move them to another

controller. If you have a hot swap carrier, you can do this without shutting

down the system.

Note: Even though removing a unit is supported in 3BM, you can also simply

power down to remove the applicable drives since you are not booted yet.

Warning: Physically removing drives which are not in hot swap

carriers can result in a system hang or may even damage the system

and the drive.

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