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SP1518 — This Softpaq contains the Compaq Array Configuration Utility version 1.00 revision C.

SoftPaq Number SP1518
Filename sp1518.exe
Size 2488K
Date 13 February 96
Version N/A
Operating System All

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Softpaq Solution:  SP1518
Part Number:  183214-003
Title:  Compaq Array Configuration Utility
Version:  1.00 Rev C
Language:  English, French, Italian, German, Spanish

CATEGORY:  Diagnostics / Setup

EFFECTIVE DATE:  18 January 1996

PRODUCTS AFFECTED: Systempro/XL, ProSignia and ProLiant servers with an EISA or PCI SMART-2 Array controller

OPERATING SYSTEM:  All

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION: Systempro/XL, ProSignia and ProLiant servers with an EISA or PCI SMART-2 Array controller

SUPERSEDES:  N/A

DESCRIPTION:  This version corrects the following problems:
- When upgrading from a SMART SCSI Array controller to a SMART-2 controller, 
data on the original logical drive could be lost if the user pressed the 
Modify button on the main screen, and then saved the configuration. The size
of the logical drive was recalculated without warning. In this revision, no
data loss occurs unless the user changes the fault tolerance or the size of 
the logical drive.

- After upgrading from a SMART SCSI Array controller to a SMART-2 controller,
expanding an array and saving the configuration might cause a fatal error
during the save operation. In the ACU version 1.00 revision A, this caused a 
gap between the first and third logical drives because the second did not get
saved. This gap produces an internal configuration error and the user must
backup the data, run System Erase, reconfigure and restore the information. In
this revision, no other logical drives will be saved after an error occurs.

- A red warning dialog is now displayed when the user deletes a logical
drive after pressing the Expand button from the main screen.

- A red warning dialog is now displayed after the yellow warning dialog when 
the user modifies a logical drive and sets the size to zero.

HOW TO USE:

1.  Obtain two formatted 1.44 MB diskettes.

2.  Download the SoftPaq to a directory on your hard drive and change to that
directory.  The file that is downloaded is SP1518.EXE.

3.  From that drive and directory, execute the SoftPaq file:
  SP1518 [ENTER]
You will be prompted to place the formatted 1.44 MB diskettes into a drive
to create the diskettes.

4.  After the diskettes are created, you may delete the downloaded file
SP1518.EXE if you wish.

HOW TO UPGRADE THE SYSTEM PARTITION:

If the Array Configuration Utility (ACU) is installed on the System 
Partition, boot to the System Partition and navigate through the menus and 
select the Upgrade System Partition choice. Place an X next to the Array 
Configuration Utility and press ENTER. You will be prompted to insert both 
diskettes and after the files have been copied, you can run the ACU from the 
System Partition.

NOTE: This requires a 32MB System Partition which can only be created on a
hard disk with 32MB of unused space at the beginning of the drive. Use the
System Configuration Utility version 2.30 or later to create a 32MB System
Partition.

HOW TO UPGRADE THE WINDOWS NT VERSION:

If the ACU is installed online on a Microsoft NT(R) server, follow the 
directions in the NT Software Support Diskette README.TXT file to upgrade 
the ACU.

HOW TO RUN THE OFFLINE VERSION:

If the ACU is not installed on the System Partition or on an NT server,
place diskette 1 in drive A: and reboot.

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