Follow these steps to open the Virtual Drive Erase menu.
3.
Select Virtual Drive and select Events & Response.
The Logical View - Virtual Drive Erase menu appears.
4.
Select Virtual Drive Erase.
The Virtual Drive Erase Menu opens, as shown in the following figure.
Figure 35. Mode Selection – Virtual Drive Erase Dialog
The menu has the following options.
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Simple – (Alt + S) – After you select this option and click OK, and if Delete Virtual Drive after Erase is selected, Figure 2 appears; otherwise, Figure 3 appears.
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Normal – (Alt + N) – After you select this option and click OK, and if Delete Virtual Drive after Erase is selected, Figure 2 appears; otherwise, Figure 3 appears.
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Thorough – (Alt + T) –After you select this option and click OK, and if Delete Virtual Drive after Erase is selected, Figure 2 appears; otherwise, Figure 3 appears.
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Delete Virtual Drive after Erase– (Alt + D) – When you select this option, the virtual drive is erased and Figure 2 appears; otherwise, Figure 3 appears.
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OK– (Alt + O) – Click OK and if Delete Virtual Drive after Erase is checked, Figure 2 appears; otherwise, Figure 3 appears.
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Cancel –– (Alt + C) – When you select this option, the dialog closes, and the MegaRAID Storage Manager navigates back to Physical view.
Figure 36. Warning Message for Virtual Drive Erase
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Click Yes to erase the virtual drive.
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Click No to cancel the erase and close the dialogue.
Figure 37. Warning Message for Virtual Drive Erase without Virtual Drive Delete
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Click Yes to erase the virtual drive.
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Click No to cancel the erase and close the dialogue.
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