       Initialize/Synchronize Array Help

This menu allows you to set the logical drives in an
array to a predetermined state.

o The INITIALIZATION process sets the logical drive
  to a pre-determined state; in this case, it is
  filled with zeros.  The progress of the
  initialization process is shown in a window as
  percent of the total size of the logical drive.
  More than one logical drive in an array can be
  initialized concurrently.  Initialization can be
  stopped at any time.

o The SYNCHRONIZATION process recomputes and
  rewrites the parity data.  Synchronization applies
  only to logical drives defined as RAID levels 1
  and 5. This process does not alter the data in the
  logical drives.  More than one logical drive can
  be synchronized at a time. Synchronization can be
  stopped at any time.

