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Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant 2.5 User's Guide for x86 Servers
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Using This Documentation

Overview of the Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant User's Guide

Getting Started With Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant

Launching the Application and Performing Provisioning Tasks

Configuring RAID

RAID Support

How to Create a RAID Volume

How to Delete a RAID Volume

Installing Windows

Installing Linux

Updating System and Component Firmware

Recovering a Service Processor

Configuring Service Processor Settings

Configuring BIOS Boot Device Settings

Setting Up PXE-Based Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant

Launching an Attended PXE-Based Session

Performing Unattended PXE-Based Provisioning Tasks

Observing Unattended PXE-Based Provisioning Tasks

Troubleshooting Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant

Launching Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant Using a USB Flash Drive

Installing Service Tags

Index

How to Delete a RAID Volume

  1. Launch the Oracle Hardware Installation Assistant application. See Launching the Application and Performing Provisioning Tasks.

    The Select a Task menu appears.


    Note - The Select a Task screen only appears if your server supports additional tasks other than OS installation. It does not appear if the only available task is OS installation. Additionally, the Select a Task screen only lists task options supported for your server.


  2. Select the RAID Configuration task, and click Next.

    The HBA selection screen appears.


    image:An illustration showing the HBA selection screen.
  3. Select the HBA from the drop-down list and click Next.

    The RAID Configuration screen appears.


    image:The RAID Configuration screen.
  4. Select the RAID volume to be deleted from the Created Volumes box and click the Delete Volume button.

    Caution

    Caution - Data loss. Deleting a volume erases all data on the volume.


    The volume is deleted and the disks that were in the volume are now listed in the Available Disks box.

  5. To leave the application, click Exit or click Back to continue with other provisioning tasks.