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Yeah, I found this in a document. &nbsp;Thanks for the confirm.
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Yeah, I found this in a document.  Thanks for the confirm.

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On Dell system, we have a new SCSI card. &nbsp;Problem is new SCSI card has a array config different than hard drive config. &nbsp;At the PERC screen we go to Configure --&gt; View/Add Configuration --&gt; then get View Disk Config and View NVRAM Config. &nbsp;We hit enter to select and view. &nbsp;How do we tell machine to accept Disc config?
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On Dell system, we have a new SCSI card.  Problem is new SCSI card has a array config different than hard drive config.  At the PERC screen we go to Configure --> View/Add Configuration --> then get View Disk Config and View NVRAM Config.  We hit enter to select and view.  How do we tell machine to accept Disc config?

Dell PowerEdge 2300 PERC Bios Configuration Utility and Array info

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