Uli Ali m5281 User manual

M5281/M5283

Serial ATA and Parallel ATA Host Controller

RAID BIOS/Driver/Utility Manual

Rev. 0.96

December 03, 2003

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Revision History

Revision Date Description

0.90 06/09/2003 Initial release.

0.92 06/23/2003

• Added “Getting Started” chapter.

• Added “ALi Windows Driver and RAID Utility Installations” chapter.

• Added “Reference Messages” chapter.

• Added “Troubleshooting” chapter.

0.93 07/07/2003

• Added driver installation for Windows NT.

• Modified driver installation for Windows ME/98.

• Modified BIOS menu.

• Added troubleshooting items 5 and 6.

0.94 08/20/2003

• Deleted RAID 0, 1 at the same parallel ATA channel limitation description.

0.95 10/15/2003

• Modified sections 4.2, 4.3 and 4.4 according to new txtsetup.oem.

• Added hot plug support in sections 1.2 and Troubleshooting.

0.96 12/03/2003

• Removed Hot-Spare feature.

• Corrected the snapshot for RAID Utility for multiple controllers.

• Modified Troubleshooting Item 7.

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Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................5

1.1 WHAT IS ALI M5281/M5283 CHIP ................................................................................................................. 5

1.2 WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN M5281 CHIP AND M5283 CHIP.................................................................. 5

2. GETTING STARTED............................................................................................................................6

2.1 CABLE ......................................................................................................................................................... 6

2.2 RAID CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................................. 6

3. ALI RAID BIOS.....................................................................................................................................7

3.1 RAID BIOS SETUP MENU ............................................................................................................................ 8

3.1.1 Setup Menu of M5281................................................................................................................... 8

3.1.2 Setup Menu of M5283................................................................................................................... 8

3.2 MAIN MENU.................................................................................................................................................. 9

3.2.1 Create RAID 0 Striping for Performance....................................................................................... 9

3.2.2 Create RAID 1 Mirroring for Reliability ........................................................................................ 10

3.2.3 Create RAID 0+1 for Striping, Mirroring ...................................................................................... 10

3.2.4 Create JBOD for Integrated Capacity.......................................................................................... 10

3.2.5 Stripe Size................................................................................................................................... 11

3.2.6 Delete RAID Setting & Partition................................................................................................... 11

3.2.7 Delete All RAID Setting & Partition.............................................................................................. 11

3.2.8 Rebuild RAID Array..................................................................................................................... 11

3.2.9 Select Boot Drive......................................................................................................................... 12

3.3 DRIVE SELECT MENU.................................................................................................................................. 12

3.4 RAID ARRAY LIST...................................................................................................................................... 12

4. ALI WINDOWS DRIVER AND RAID UTILITY INSTALLATIONS.....................................................13

4.1 USE SETUP.EXE...................................................................................................................................... 13

4.1.1 When Windows XP/2000/ME/98/NT is installed already............................................................. 13

4.2 INSTALL DRIVER DURING WINDOWS XP INSTALLATION ................................................................................... 18

4.2.1 Preparation.................................................................................................................................. 18

4.2.2 Start installation........................................................................................................................... 18

4.3 INSTALL DRIVER DURING WINDOWS 2000 INSTALLATION................................................................................ 22

4.4 INSTALL DRIVER DURING WINDOWS NT 4.0 INSTALLATION ............................................................................. 23

5. ALI WINDOWS RAID UTILITY...........................................................................................................27

5.1 HOW TO CREATE M5281/M5283 RAID UNDER WINDOWS ............................................................................. 27

5.2 HOW TO DELETE M5281/M5283 RAID UNDER WINDOWS.............................................................................. 31

5.3 HOW TO SETUP AUTOMATIC E-MAIL NOTIFICATION WHEN ERROR OCCURS .......................................................... 32

6. TERMINOLOGY .................................................................................................................................33

7. REFERENCE MESSAGES.................................................................................................................34

7.1 BIOS REFERENCE MESSAGES..................................................................................................................... 34

7.2 RAID UTILITY REFERENCE MESSAGES......................................................................................................... 35

8. TROUBLESHOOTING........................................................................................................................36

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1. Introduction

1.1 What is ALi M5281/M5283 chip

ALi M5281/M5283 is a high integration IDE controller chip that supports both Parallel-ATA and Serial-ATA interfaces. It

supports PATA UDMA mode transfer up to mode 6 and SATA 1.0 drives.

M5281/M5283 also provides a cost-effective solution of RAID functions for performance and reliability.

1.2 What is the difference between M5281 chip and M5283 chip

M5283 and M5281 both support SATA for 2 ports. M5283 supports one PATA channel for 2 devices whereas M5281

supports two PATA channels for 4 devices. The SATA controller inside M5281 and M5283 chips is named M5281. The

PATA controller is named M5228.

The following is the comparison table between M5283 and M5281:

Companion Chip M5281 M5283

Disk Interface Serial ATA/ATA 133

Number of IDE channels 4 (2 parallel, 2 serial) 3 (1 parallel, 2 serial)

Maximum number of drives 6 4

Supported RAID levels 0, 1, 0+1, JBOD 0, 1, JBOD

Supported OS • Windows 98/ME/NT4/2000/XP SP1

• Linux

RAID Management Tool RAID Configuration and Management

RAID BIOS Support bootable array

Additional Features • Automatic e-mail notification when error occurs

• Hot plug

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2. Getting Started

Before using M5281/M5283 adapter card, read the following instructions carefully:

2.1 Cable

Use 80-conductor cable with parallel drives.

2.2 RAID Configuration

• For best performance, use two identical drives for RAID 0.

• There is no guarantee that it will work for transferring existing RAID 0/JBOD drives from other adapter to ALi

M5281/M5283. It is recommended to use new drives to create RAID 0/JBOD with M5281/M5283.

• There is no guarantee that it will work for transferring existing RAID 1 drives from other adapter to ALi

M5281/M5283. If existing drive with valid data is to be used, backup all content of this drive before creating RAID 1

and do ‘Create RAID 1 Mirroring for Reliability’ at BIOS setup with other new drive. It is recommended to use new

drive to create RAID 1 with M5281/M5283.

• There is no guarantee that it will work for transferring existing RAID 0+1 drives from other adapter to ALi

M5281/M5283. If existing drive with valid data is to be used, backup all content of this drive before creating RAID

0+1 and do ‘Create RAID 0+1 for Striping, Mirroring’ at BIOS setup with other new drives. It is recommended to use

new drives to create RAID 0+1 with M5281/M5283.

•

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3. ALi RAID BIOS

After the system BIOS detects ALi RAID BIOS, the RAID BIOS version and drive information shows up on the screen.

The following is an example of BIOS version and drives information when using M5281:

ALi RAID BIOS V1.00 (M5281)

Identifying IDE drive .o.o.x.x.o.o

Channel 0 Master: Maxtor 4A160J0

Channel 0 Slave : Maxtor 6L040J2

Channel 1 Master: None

Channel 1 Slave : None

Channel 2 Master: WDC WD360GD-00F

Channel 3 Master: Maxtor 6Y200M0

Press Ctrl-A to enter ALi RAID BIOS setup utility

The following is an example of BIOS version and drives information when using M5283:

ALi RAID BIOS V1.00 (M5283)

Identifying IDE drive .x.x.o.o

Channel 1 Master: None

Channel 1 Slave : None

Channel 2 Master: WDC WD360GD-00F

Channel 3 Master: Maxtor 6Y200M0

Press Ctrl-A to enter ALi RAID BIOS setup utility

When RAID BIOS is waiting after identifying drives, press ‘Ctrl’ and ‘A’ simultaneously to enter the setup menu.

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3.1 RAID BIOS Setup Menu

3.1.1 Setup Menu of M5281

Create RAID 0 Striping for Performance Select Boot Drive

Create RAID 1 Mirroring for Reliability

Create RAID 0+1 for Striping, Mirroring

Create JBOD for integrated Capacity SPACE : Select

Stripe Size 64K ↑↓ : Moving Cursor

Delete RAID Setting & Partition ENTER : Select & Finish

Delete All RAID Setting & Partition ESC : Exit

Rebuild RAID Array

Drive Model Mode Capacity RAID Array/Type

Channel 0 Master: Maxtor 4A160 J0 UDMA6 163928MB

Channel 0 Slave : Maxtor 6L040J2 UDMA6 40027MB

Channel 1 Master: None

Channel 1 Slave : None

Channel 2 Master: WDC WD360GD-00F SATA1 37019MB

Channel 3 Master: Maxtor 6Y200M0 SATA1 203928MB

Capacity RAID Type Stripe Size RAID Name

RAID Array A :

RAID Array B :

RAID Array C :

3.1.2 Setup Menu of M5283

Create RAID 0 Striping for Performance Select Boot Drive

Create RAID 1 Mirroring for Reliability

Create JBOD for integrated Capacity

Stripe Size 64K SPACE : Select

Delete RAID Setting & Partition ↑↓ : Moving Cursor

Delete All RAID Setting & Partition ENTER : Select & Finish

Rebuild RAID Array ESC : Exit

Drive Model Mode Capacity RAID Array/Type

Channel 1 Master: None

Channel 1 Slave : None

Channel 2 Master: WDC WD360GD-00F SATA1 37019MB

Channel 3 Master: Maxtor 6Y200M0 SATA1 203928MB

Capacity RAID Type Stripe Size RAID Name

RAID Array A :

RAID Array B :

RAID Array C :

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There are three major areas in the RAID BIOS setup screen: Main Menu, Drive Select Menu and RAID Array List. The

following uses M5281 setup screen for illustration:

Create RAID 0 Striping for Performance Select Boot Drive

Create RAID 1 Mirroring for Reliability

Create RAID 0+1 for Striping, Mirroring

Create JBOD for integrated Capacity SPACE : Select

Stripe Size 64K ↑↓ : Moving Cursor

Delete RAID Setting & Partition ENTER : Select & Finish

Delete All RAID Setting & Partition ESC : Exit

Rebuild RAID Array

Drive Model Mode Capacity RAID Array/Type

Channel 0 Master: Maxtor 4A160 J0 UDMA6 163928MB

Channel 0 Slave : Maxtor 6L040J2 UDMA6 40027MB

Channel 1 Master: None

Channel 1 Slave : None

B Channel 2 Master : WDC WD360GD-00F SATA1 37019MB

Channel 3 Master: Maxtor 6Y200M0 SATA1 203928MB

Capacity RAID Type Stripe Size RAID Name

RAID Array A :

RAID Array B :

RAID Array C :

3.2 Main Menu

In Main Menu, the user has several options to operate RAID:

3.2.1 Create RAID 0 Striping for Performance

1. Press ‘Enter’ key to activate this item. An ‘S’ flash cursor appears at the Drive Select Menu for the user to

choose the first drive for RAID 0.

2. Use ‘Space’ key to choose the desired drive for RAID 0. Then the flash cursor changes to an ‘s’ flash cursor for

the user to choose the second drive for RAID 0.

3. The prompt ‘Data on RAID Drives will be deleted (Y/N)’ appears after two drives are properly assigned.

4. Press ‘Y’, and then some necessary information will be written to the drives, which will destroy the original data

in the drives.

Warning: Make sure the data in drives is no longer in use before creating RAID 0.

5. Next, the Array Name input line appears for the user to key in a name for the newly created array. The

effective characters for an array name is ‘0’-‘9’, ‘A’-‘Z’, ‘a’-‘z’, space and underscore.

6. After the RAID array has been created successfully, its information shows up at RAID Array List.

Note: RAID 0 cannot be used for mixed parallel and serial ATA drives.

Drive

Select

Main Menu

RAID

Array

List

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3.2.2 Create RAID 1 Mirroring for Reliability

1. Press ‘Enter’ key to activate this item. An ‘M’ flash cursor appears at the ‘Drive Select Menu’ for the user to

choose the first (source) drive for RAID 1.

2. Use ‘Space’ key to choose the desired drive for RAID 1. Then flash cursor changes to an ‘m’ flash cursor for

the user to choose the second (target) drive for RAID 1.

3. The prompt ‘Create RAID 1(Y/N)’ appears after two drives are properly assigned.

Warning: It is recommended to use new drives to create RAID 1. If existing drive is to be used, backup all

necessary data before creating RAID 1.

4. Press ‘Y’, and then some necessary information will be written to drives, which may destroy the original data in

the drives.

5. Next, the Array Name input line appears for the user to key in a name for the newly created array. The

effective characters for an array name is ‘0’-‘9’, ‘A’-‘Z’, ‘a’-‘z’, space and underscore.

6. Lastly a prompt message ‘Duplicate Data from M to m (Y/N)?’ asks whether to do drive copy. The source and

target drives are indicated by ‘M’ and ‘m’ in ‘Drive Select Menu’ respectively. Pressing ‘Y’ will duplicate the

data in source drive to the target drive. Make sure the source drive is the correct one. If you press ‘N’, then the

data is inconsistent in two drives.

Warning: Make sure the data in target drive is no longer in use before duplicating RAID 1 Array.

7. After the RAID array has been created successfully, its information shows up at RAID Array List.

8. The process status bar shows up during the duplication process.

Note: RAID 1 cannot be used for mixed parallel and serial ATA drives.

3.2.3 Create RAID 0+1 for Striping, Mirroring

This option is effective only for M5281 with all four Parallel ATA drives installed.

1. Press ‘Enter’ key to activate this item. Four Parallel ATA drives are automatically selected.

2. The prompt ‘Data on first 4 drives will be deleted (Y/N)’ appears.

3. Press ‘Y’, and then some necessary information will be written to drives, which may destroy the original data in

the drives.

Warning: Make sure the data in drives is no longer in use before creating RAID Array.

4. Next, the Array Name input line appears for the user to key in a name for the newly created array. The

effective characters for an array name is ‘0’-‘9’, ‘A’-‘Z’, ‘a’-‘z’, space and underscore.

5. After the RAID array has been created successfully, its information shows up at RAID Array List.

3.2.4 Create JBOD for Integrated Capacity

1. Press ‘Enter’ key to activate this item. A ‘J’ flash cursor appears at the ‘Drive Select Menu’ for the user to

choose the first drive for JBOD.

2. Use ‘Space’ key to choose the desired drive for JBOD array. Use ‘Enter’ key to finish JBOD drive selection.

The maximum number of drives for JBOD array is four and the minimum is two.

3. The prompt ‘Create JBOD (Y/N)’ appears.

4. Press ‘Y’ key and then some necessary information will be written to drives, which may destroy the original

data in the drives.

Warning: Make sure the data in drives is no longer in use before creating RAID Array.

5. Next the Array Name input line appears for the user to key in a name for the newly created array. The effective

characters for an array name is ‘0’-‘9’, ‘A’-‘Z’, ‘a’-‘z’, space and underscore.

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3.2.5 Stripe Size

This option is effective for RAID 0/0+1. The user can choose a stripe size from 64KByte, 32KByte, 16KByte(default),

8KByte and 4KByte. If the user uses RAID 0 for most A/V editing application or files, 64KByte is recommended.

1. Press ‘Enter’ key to activate this item. Then 64K, 32K, 16K, 8K, 4K items appears at bottom of Main Menu.

2. Use ‘↑’ ‘↓’ to choose the stripe size.

3.2.6 Delete RAID Setting & Partition

When RAID BIOS detects a broken RAID, the user can use Delete RAID Setting & Partition to delete the broken

RAID.

1. Press ‘Enter’ key to activate this item. An ‘E’ flash cursor appears at the ‘Drive Select Menu’ for the user to

choose defined array drive to be deleted.

2. ‘Data on RAID drives will be deleted (Y/N)?’ prompt message shows up to confirm the user’s selection.

3. Press ‘Y’ key, and then the data in drives is destroyed.

Warning: Make sure the data in drives is no longer in use before deleting RAID Array.

4. “RAID Array List” automatically updates itself.

3.2.7 Delete All RAID Setting & Partition

1. Press ‘Enter’ key to activate this item.

2. ‘Data on RAID drives will be deleted (Y/N)?’ prompt message shows up to confirm the user’s selection.

3. Press ‘Y’ key, and then the data in drives is destroyed.

Warning: Make sure the data in drives is no longer in use before deleting RAID Array.

4. ‘RAID array List” automatically updates itself.

3.2.8 Rebuild RAID Array

When a drive is replaced or BIOS detects a broken RAID, the user can use Rebuild RAID Array to keep data

coherency for RAID 1 and 0+1.

1. Press ‘Enter’ key to activate this item. An ‘R’ flash cursor appears at the ‘Drive Select Menu’ for the user to

choose the valid drive of previously defined RAID 1 or 0+1 to rebuild.

2. BIOS shows the source (marked with ‘M’) and target (marked with ‘m’) drives.

Warning: Make sure the data in target drive is no longer in use before rebuilding RAID Array.

3. Lastly a prompt message ‘Duplicate Data from M to m (Y/N)?’ asks whether to do drive copy. The source and

target drives are indicated by ‘M’ and ‘m’ in ‘Drive Select Menu’ respectively. Press ‘Y’ to start the rebuild

process and data duplication.

4. The process status bar shows up during the duplication process.

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3.2.9 Select Boot Drive

1. Press ‘Enter’ key to activate this item. A ‘B’ flash cursor appears at the ‘Drive Select Menu’ for the user to

choose the boot drive.

2. Press ‘Enter’ or ‘Space’ Key to finish selection.

Note: The boot drive affects how the operation system treats the order of the other drives. Taking the above M5281

BIOS screen as an example, if Channel 2 is the boot drive, the operation system will use the order of Channel 2

Master, Channel 0 Master, Channel 0 Slave, and Channel 3 Master consecutively.

3.3 Drive Select Menu

This menu lists the available drives and their information. There are three indicator bars in this menu: two RAID Drive

Selection Bar and one Boot Drive Selection Bar.

Create RAID 0 Striping for Performance Select Boot Drive

Create RAID 1 Mirroring for Reliability

Create RAID 0+1 for Striping, Mirroring

Create JBOD for integrated Capacity SPACE : Select

Stripe Size 64K ↑↓ : Moving Cursor

Delete RAID Setting & Partition ENTER : Select & Finish

Delete All RAID Setting & Partition ESC : Exit

Rebuild RAID Array

Drive Model Mode Capacity RAID Array/Type

S Channel 0 Master : Maxtor 4A160 J0 UDMA6 163928MB

M Channel 0 Slave : Maxtor 6L040J2 UDMA6 40027MB

s Channel 1 Master: None

Channel 1 Slave : None

B Channel 2 Master : WDC WD360GD-00F SATA1 37019MB

Channel 3 Master: Maxtor 6Y200M0 SATA1 203928MB

Capacity RAID Type Stripe Size RAID Name

RAID Array A :

RAID Array B :

RAID Array C :

3.4 RAID Array List

This list shows the existing and newly created RAID arrays.

RAID Drive Selection Bar

Boot Drive Selection Bar

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4. ALi Windows Driver and RAID Utility Installations

4.1 Use SETUP.EXE

4.1.1 When Windows XP/2000/ME/98/NT is installed already

When the operation system is installed in a drive not connected at M5281/M5283, using the SETUP program is the

BEST way to install the driver and utility since the SETUP program will automatically install driver and utility under

Windows.

Note: If you follow the Windows Hardware Wizard to install the driver, the ALi RAID Utility will not be installed. You

need to run SETUP again.

1. For Windows XP/2000: Click ‘Cancel’ button when the “Found New Hardware Wizard” dialog box shows up.

The following is an example of Windows XP Wizard.

Note: If the PATA and SATA controllers are both enabled, Windows will show “Found New Hardware Wizard”

dialog box twice.

For Windows ME/98: Follow the “Add New Hardware Wizard” and assign proper driver location. The wizard

will install driver properly.

Note: If you do not know where the driver’s location is, press “Next” at the follow-up wizard dialog boxes. Even

if the driver cannot be installed properly here, you can have them installed afterwards using the SETUP

procedures described in following sections. Remember, DO NOT press “Cancel” at wizard dialog

boxes.

If the PATA and SATA controllers are both enabled, Windows will show “Add New Hardware Wizard”

dialog box twice.

The following is example of Windows ME Wizard:

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The following is an example of Windows 98 Wizard:

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2. Run ALi RAID driver SETUP.EXE. The following screen shows up. Click ‘Next’ to continue the setup process.

3. Wait for a while. The setup percentage bar will reach 100% after several seconds.

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4. If a warning dialog box appears to indicate the driver has not passed Windows Logo testing, it means you are

installing a non-logo driver version. Please make sure the version is right for your adapter or system. Click

‘Continue Anyway’ after you confirm the unsigned driver is ready to be used. If the driver is signed, this

warning dialog will not show up.

5. The last step is to restart Windows. Click ‘Finish’ to restart Windows.

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6. After Windows restart, the driver is installed as ‘SCSI and RAID controllers’ and you can check it in the Device

Manager. You can also find the ALi RAID utility at Programs.

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4.2 Install Driver During Windows XP Installation

4.2.1 Preparation

To use boot drive connected at M5281/M5283, set the boot drive in the RAID BIOS. You may need to adjust system

BIOS to use Adapter boot (e.g. SCSI selection item in some BIOS).

Also prepare a diskette containing the ALi RAID driver. The driver binary for Windows XP/2000/NT can be found under

win_xp, win_2000, and win_nt subdirectory respectively. There should be two files, TXTSETUP.OEM and DISK1,

included at the root directory of the diskette.

4.2.2 Start installation

1. Boot from Windows XP installation CD-ROM. When Windows Setup screen prompts “Press F6 if you need to

install a third party SCSI or RAID driver…’, press F6 to run the driver installation.

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2. Wait for a while when Setup is loading files. When Setup shows a message indicating it could not determine

the type of device, press ‘S’ and Windows Setup will prompt for driver.

3. When Setup asks for driver diskette, insert the prepared driver diskette and press ‘Enter’.

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4. When the controller menu shows up, use ↑↓ keys to select “ALi STAT RAID Controller (Windows XP)” and

press ‘Enter’.

5. Wait for while when Setup is loading driver files. After setup recognizes the driver for ALi SATA RAID

Controller and shows the following prompt, press ‘S’ again.

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