text: **6.2 Working with internal drives and arrays**
  
  An array is a type of MDisk that is made up of disk drives (or flash drive modules); these 
  drives are members of the array. A Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) is a 
  method of configuring member drives to create high availability and high-performance groups. 
  The system supports nondistributed (traditional) and distributed array configurations. 
  
  **6.2.1 Working with drives**
  
  This section describes how to manage internal storage disk drives and configure them to be 
  used in arrays. 
  
  **Listing disk drives**
  The system provides an Internal Storage pane for managing all internal drives. To access the 
  Internal Storage pane, navigate to**Pools**→**Internal Storage**, as shown in Figure 6-24 on 
  page 208. 