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container Commands
Switches
/cache{=boolean}
Specifies whether to enable the array’s raw array cache.You
can use this switch only if a native operating system’s file
system – for Windows NT/Windows 2000 (basic disk only)/
Windows XP (basic disk only), the NTFS or FAT file system –
resides on the array. If you do not want to enable the stripe
set’s raw array cache when you create it, you can do so later by
using the container set cache
command. In fact, the
container set cache
command gives you more control in
setting the NVRAM write-back cache.
If you set this switch to TRUE, the command causes the
controller to enable the read-ahead cache setting for the
specified array.
You should always enable the read-ahead cache to optimize
performance, unless your application–which is unlikely–is
doing completely random reads.
■ Enable when protected the NVRAM write-back cache
setting for the specified array. This means the controller
enables the array’s NVRAM write-back cache only if a
battery is present and its status is OK.
This switch defaults to FALSE, which means the command
causes the controller to disable the array’s raw array cache. If
you accept the default, the command:
■ Disables the read-ahead cache
■ Disables the NVRAM write-back cache
/stripe_size{=integer}
Specifies the stripe size for the stripe set. Valid values are
16 KB, 32 KB, and 64 KB.
If you do not specify a value for this switch, it defaults to
64 KB.
/label{=string}
Specifies a label to be assigned to the newly created stripe set.
You can specify a maximum of sixteen characters for the label.
- Adaptec SCSI RAID 1
- 2120S/2200S 1
- Contents 3
- 4 General Control Commands 5
- 5 container Commands 6
- 6 controller Commands 12
- 7 disk Commands 14
- 8 diagnostic Commands 16
- 9 logfile Commands 17
- 10 task Commands 17
- 11 enclosure Commands 18
- Getting Started 23
- Audience 24
- Supported Platforms 24
- Organization 24
- Conventions 25
- Related Documentation 26
- Accessing the Command 27
- Line Interface 27
- ■ From the UNIX/Linux prompt 29
- Syntax and Conventions for 31
- CLI Commands 31
- CLI Command Syntax 32
- Blank Space 34
- CLI Status Information 40
- The Func Item 41
- The Ctr and State Items 42
- General Control Commands 43
- command for 55
- (page 7-9) 61
- ■ Stripe set of mirror sets 62
- ■ Stripe set of volume sets 62
- ■ Stripe set of stripe sets 62
- to indicate that the newly 65
- command: 69
- command 70
- Related Information 101
- Parameters 102
- Switches 102
- Examples 103
- The Dr Column 104
- The Num Label Column 104
- The Total Size Column 105
- The Type Column 105
- The Stripe Size Column 106
- The Usage Column 106
- The Scsi C:ID:L Column 107
- The State Column 107
- The RO Column 108
- The Lk Column 108
- The Task Column 108
- The Done % Column 110
- The Ent Column 110
- The Boot Device Column 111
- The System Files Column 111
- ■ Windows NT 127
- Command Availability 132
- ■ Read Cache Setting 159
- ■ Write Cache Setting 159
- ■ Write Cache Status 160
- In this Chapter 173
- The Battery State Item 176
- The Component Revisions Items 177
- Related Information: 179
- The Targets and Type Items 197
- The C:ID:L Column 206
- The Device Type Column 206
- The Removable media Column 207
- The Rev Column 207
- The Block Column 207
- The Bytes/Block Column 207
- The R/W Column 221
- The Log Errors Column 224
- The Size Column 228
- Parameter 249
- The Task ID Column 253
- The Function Column 253
- The Done% Column 255
- The Array Column 255
- The Specific2 Column 256
- The Enclosure Column 273
- The Fan and Power Columns 273
- The Slot and Sensor Columns 273
- The Door Column 274
- The ScsiId Column 274
- The Speaker Column 274
- The Standard Column 274
- The Diagnostic Column 274
- The State and Status Columns 295
- The scsiId Column 299
- The Insert Column 299
- The Status Column 299
- Enclosure 302
- UpTime D:H:M 302
- PowerCycle 302
- The UpTime D:H:M Column 303
- The PowerCycle Column 303
- The Interval Column 303
- The Sensor Column 306
- The Temperature Column 306
- The Threshold Column 306
- Using the Adaptec Flash 309
- Overview of the AFU 310
- (for example 311
- Firmware Floppy Kit 312
- Running the AFU 313
- AFU Commands 316
- A:\> AFU HELP 317
- A:\> AFU /? 317
- A:\> AFU RESET /C 0 318
- A:\> AFU RESET /C ALL 318
- A:\> AFU UPDATE /C 0 319
- 0...OK. Verifying...OK 320
- AFU Error Handling 321
- Using the Array 323
- Configuration Utility 323
- Running the ACU 324
- Using Interactive Mode 325
- Assigning Array Properties 326
- Managing Arrays 327
- Assigning Hot Spare Drives 328
- Removing Hot Spare Drives 328
- Initializing a Disk Drive 329
- Making an Array Bootable 329
- Using Script Mode 330
- Playback Mode 333
- Initializing Drives 334
- Record Mode 335
- ■ BUILD/VERIFY <n>% 336
- ■ BUILD/VERIFY/CLEAR FAILED 336
- Script File Syntax 337
- The Array Keyword 340
- The Drives Keyword 340
- The Type Keyword 341
- The End Keyword 341
- The HotsparesDrives Keyword 341
- The InitializeAll Keyword 342
- The Method Keyword 343
- The ReadCache Keyword 343
- The Size Keyword 344
- The StripeSize Keyword 344
- The Wait Keyword 344
- The WaitForBuild Keyword 345
- The WriteCache Keyword 345
- Error Handling 346
- Playback and Record Notes 348
- Automated Scripts 351
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