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AMD-RAIDXpert2 User Guide
Chapter 7
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• Connect a USB flash drive to a USB I/O port or insert a blank CD-DVD disk into the
applicable drive.
5.
Download the AMD-RAID drivers from the web site to the appropriate removable storage
medium.
7.3.2
Copying AMD-RAID Drivers in a Linux
®
Environment
1.
Power on the system.
2.
Locate and use a system that is running a Windows operating system and has a USB I/O port
for the USB flash drive.
3.
Use a browser to access the web site of your system supplier or motherboard vendor.
4.
Insert a USB flash drive into the USB I/O port of the system.
5.
Download the AMD-RAID drivers for the correct distribution version of Linux
®
. Copy the
drivers onto the USB flash drive:
• For Red Hat Linux: Copy the .iso image file (that matches the applicable distribution of
Linux to the USB flash drive . For example:
o dd-rcraid-RHEL7-3.10.0-327.el7-x86_64.iso
• For Ubuntu: Copy the driver files contained inside the dd-rcraid-Ubuntu [Ubuntu
version number].w.x-yz-folder into a dd directory located on a root path of the USB
flash drive. For example:
o dd
• load_amdraid
• post_install
• post_install2
• pre_install
• rcraid.ko
• rcraid_generic.ko
• readme
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