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ATTO ExpressSAS Host and RAID Adapter Installation and Operation Manual

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2.2 New OS X <strong>Installation</strong>Boot support is available on Intel-based systems only.Adjusting adapter settings with the EFIConfiguration UtilityNoteThe EFI Configuration Utility is notcompatible with the <strong>ExpressSAS</strong> H6F0 GTadapter.Depending on your configuration, it may benecessary to adjust adapter NVRAMsettings prior to performing the OS Xinstallation. For example, you made need tomodify the device wait time. The EFIconfiguration utility can be launched from anEFI shell. Unfortunately, an EFI shell is notincluded with Intel Macs. <strong>ATTO</strong>recommends rEFIt, which is available forfree from http://refit.sourceforge.net. Onceyou have downloaded the DMG for rEFIt, dothe following to open the EFI ConfigurationUtility:1 Burn the rEFIt DMG file to a CD. Do not removethe CD.2 Shut down the system <strong>and</strong> install the<strong>ExpressSAS</strong> adapter.3 With the rEFIt CD inserted, boot the systemwhile pressing <strong>and</strong> holding the C key. This willboot the rEFIt CD.4 The rEFIt boot menu will appear which containsa series of icons. Release the C key <strong>and</strong> usethe arrows to highlight the Start EFI Shell icon.Press Return to enter the EFI Shell.5 At the prompt, enter the drivers -b comm<strong>and</strong>.Scroll through the list of installed EFI drivers<strong>and</strong> find the <strong>ATTO</strong> <strong>ExpressSAS</strong> driver. Theremay be more than one entry based on thenumber <strong>and</strong> type of adapter(s). Note the two orthree digit hexadecimal driver h<strong>and</strong>le on the farleft of the screen.6 At the prompt, enter 'rvcfg -s {h<strong>and</strong>le} where{h<strong>and</strong>le} is the hexadecimal number from theprevious step. This will launch the EFIConfiguration Utility for the associated adapter.7 Use the on-screen menus to configure youradapter. Help is available at the bottom of thescreen.8 When exiting the configuration utility, if youchanged any settings, the system will restartthe adapter so the new settings take effect.9 At the prompt, enter exit to return to the rEFItboot menu or reset to restart the system.Installing OS X Snow Leopard or Liononto a disk attached to an <strong>ExpressSAS</strong>adapterNoteIf you are installing an <strong>ATTO</strong> 6Gb ESAS<strong>RAID</strong> card with Leopard, please use themethod described in Installing OS XLeopard or Tiger onto a disk attached toan <strong>ExpressSAS</strong> adapter on page 14.1 Install your <strong>ExpressSAS</strong> adapter <strong>and</strong> connectyour storage.2 If you are launching the OS X installation bybooting the installation DVD:a. Launch the installation <strong>and</strong> proceed tothe Select the disk where you wantto install Mac OS X screen.b. If you need to partition your disk, openDisk Utility from the Utilities menu.Once you partition your disk <strong>and</strong> exit,the newly created volume will appear inthe installer window.3 If you are launching the OS X installation froman existing OS X installation:a. If you need to partition your disk, openDisk Utility from/Applications/Utilities. Partition yourdisk <strong>and</strong> exit.b. Launch the installation DVD <strong>and</strong>proceed to the Select the disk whereyou want to install Mac OS X screen.4 Select the volume on the disk where you wantto install OS X.5 Click Install <strong>and</strong> proceed with the rest of OS Xinstallation.6 When OS X installation completes, install thelatest <strong>ExpressSAS</strong> driver from the <strong>ATTO</strong>Technology website.13 <strong>ATTO</strong> Technology Inc. <strong>ATTO</strong> <strong>ExpressSAS</strong> <strong>Host</strong> & <strong>RAID</strong> <strong>Adapter</strong> <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Operation</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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