LSI 9260-8I RAID User Manual

This manual explains how to create, configure, and manage RAID arrays using the LSI 9260-8I controller.

Brand: LSI
Category: SERVER
Document type: User Manual
Language: Chinese
Pages: 15
File format: PDF
File size: 1 MB
Published: 28 September, 2026
Updated: 28 September, 2026
MD5 checksum: 1D90BE1E058802EC96DF896D31E2966B
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About this manual

The guide walks users through entering the RAID management interface, handling existing configurations, and using the Configuration Wizard to set up new RAID arrays. It covers disk selection, RAID level choices, strip size, access policies, and virtual disk settings.

Additional sections describe advanced RAID types (RAID10, RAID50, RAID60), background initialization options, error handling, and how to rebuild a degraded array after a disk failure. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

Entering Management Interface
Foreign Configuration Handling
Configuration Wizard
Creating RAID Arrays
Disk Group (DG) Management
RAID Level and Strip Size
Access, Read, Write, and IO Policies
Drive Cache Settings
Background Initialization
RAID10/50/60 Configuration

Specifications

LED indicators	Blue (on), Red/Green (off)
Default strip size	64 KB
Minimum disks for RAID0	1
Minimum disks for RAID5	3
Write Through mode	Direct write (default)
Always Write Back mode	Cache write‑back (default)

Frequently asked questions

How do I enter the RAID management interface?

After the controller detection screen appears during boot, press Ctrl+H to open the management interface.

What is the default strip size for a new RAID configuration?

The default strip size is 64 KB.

How many disks are required for a RAID5 array?

A RAID5 array requires at least three disks.

What does the Write Through policy mean?

Write Through means data is written directly to the disk without caching.

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