7 Select Confirm and click YES to complete the dedicated hot spare disk assignment.Cryptographic eraseWARNING: Performing a cryptograph erase, causes permanent loss of data.NOTE: Cryptographic erase is only supported on NVMe PCIe SSDs and ISE-capable SATA drives.1 Enter the Dell PERC S140 Configuration Utility. See Entering the DELL PERC S140 Configuration Utility.2 Click Physical Disk Management → Select Physical Disk Operations.3 Select the Interface Type.The options are SATA and NVMe.4 Select the physical disk from the drop-down menu.5 Click Cryptographic Erase.6 Click Yes to start the cryptographic erase.Viewing global hot sparesThe View Global Hot Spares screen displays the physical disk assigned as global hot spare.In the System Setup Main Menu, click Device Settings > Dell PERC S140 Configuration Utility > Physical Disk Management > ViewGlobal Hot Spares.Figure 7. View Global Hot SparesUEFI RAID configuration utility 39
