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Specifies the Max Boot setting Sectors Per Track for the logical drive.

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Table 6-7 Custom Script File Options (continued) Option Size Value Specifies the size of the logical drive. If the logical drive is new, the size is for the new logical drive. In Reconfigure mode, if the logical drive already exists and the size is different than the existing size of the logical drive, the cpqacuxe utility attempts to extend the logical drive to the new size. This option is not required. If the size is not specified for a new logical drive, the default is MAX. If the size is not specified for an existing logical drive, the current logical drive size remains unchanged. • [N]: The size in MB. • MAX: Uses the maximum size possible for the logical drive. Sectors Specifies the Max Boot setting (Sectors Per Track) for the logical drive. The Sectors option is not required. If the logical drive is new, the default is 32. If the logical drive already exists, then the default is the current Sectors setting on the logical drive. • 32: Disable Max Boot (32 sectors per track). • 63: Enable Max Boot (63 sectors per track). StripeSize Specifies the Stripe Size for the logical drive in KB. In Configure mode, the Stripe Size is the Stripe Size for the new logical drive. In Reconfigure mode, if the logical drive already exists and the Stripe Size is different than the existing Stripe Size on the logical drive, the cpqacuxe utility attempts to migrate the logical drive to the specified Stripe Size. The Stripe Size option is not required. If the Stripe Size is not specified for a new logical drive, the Stripe Size is the default Stripe Size for the RAID level of the logical drive. If the Stripe Size is not specified for an existing logical drive in Reconfigure mode and the user is not migrating the RAID, then the current Stripe Size setting remains unchanged. The following Stripe Size values are available: • 8: 8 KB • 16: 16 KB • 32: 32 KB • 64: 64 KB • 256: 256 KB • 16: 16 KB The following Stripe Size values are available for RAIDS): • RAID 0: 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 (default is 128) • RAID 1: 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 (default is 128) • RAID 4: 8, 16, 32, 64 (default is 16) • RAID 5: 8, 16, 32, 64 (default is 16) • RAID ADG: 8, 16, 32, 64 (default is 16) ArrayAccelerator Specifies the Array Accelerator setting for the logical drive. • Enable: Enables the Array Accelerator for the logical drive. This is the default setting for new logical drives. • Disable: Disables the Array Accelerator for the logical drive. ResourceVolumeOwner Specifies that this logical drive should be a snapshot resource volume and specifies the owner logical drive ID. If this command is not specified, the logical drive is a normal data volume. N: This value is the logical drive ID of an existing logical drive which owns this snapshot resource volume. cpqacuxe 61

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Table 6-7 Custom Script File Options
(continued)
Value
Option
Specifies the size of the logical drive. If the logical drive is new, the size is for
the new logical drive. In Reconfigure mode, if the logical drive already exists
and the size is different than the existing size of the logical drive, the
cpqacuxe
utility attempts to extend the logical drive to the new size. This option is not
required. If the size is not specified for a new logical drive, the default is
MAX
.
If the size is not specified for an existing logical drive, the current logical drive
size remains unchanged.
•
[N]
: The size in MB.
•
MAX
: Uses the maximum size possible for the logical drive.
Size
Specifies the Max Boot setting (Sectors Per Track) for the logical drive. The
Sectors option is not required. If the logical drive is new, the default is 32. If the
logical drive already exists, then the default is the current Sectors setting on the
logical drive.
•
32
: Disable Max Boot (32 sectors per track).
•
63
: Enable Max Boot (63 sectors per track).
Sectors
Specifies the Stripe Size for the logical drive in KB. In Configure mode, the Stripe
Size is the Stripe Size for the new logical drive. In Reconfigure mode, if the
logical drive already exists and the Stripe Size is different than the existing Stripe
Size on the logical drive, the
cpqacuxe
utility attempts to migrate the logical
drive to the specified Stripe Size. The Stripe Size option is not required. If the
Stripe Size is not specified for a new logical drive, the Stripe Size is the default
Stripe Size for the RAID level of the logical drive. If the Stripe Size is not specified
for an existing logical drive in Reconfigure mode and the user is not migrating
the RAID, then the current Stripe Size setting remains unchanged.
The following Stripe Size values are available:
•
8
: 8 KB
•
16
: 16 KB
•
32
: 32 KB
•
64
: 64 KB
•
256
: 256 KB
•
16
: 16 KB
The following Stripe Size values are available for RAIDS):
•
RAID 0:
8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
(default is 128)
•
RAID 1:
8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256
(default is 128)
•
RAID 4:
8, 16, 32, 64
(default is 16)
•
RAID 5:
8, 16, 32, 64
(default is 16)
•
RAID ADG:
8, 16, 32, 64 (default is 16)
StripeSize
Specifies the Array Accelerator setting for the logical drive.
•
Enable
: Enables the Array Accelerator for the logical drive. This is the default
setting for new logical drives.
•
Disable
: Disables the Array Accelerator for the logical drive.
ArrayAccelerator
Specifies that this logical drive should be a snapshot resource volume and
specifies the owner logical drive ID. If this command is not specified, the logical
drive is a normal data volume.
N
: This value is the logical drive ID of an existing logical drive which owns this
snapshot resource volume.
ResourceVolumeOwner
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