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Adaptec SCSI RAID Software Reference Guide ■ The Type column displays the type name Volume for the newly created multilevel volume set. The Type column also displays the array type for the underlying arrays. In the example, Stripe appears in the Type column to indicate that the arrays that make up the multilevel volume set are stripe sets. ■ The Total Size column displays the total size for the multilevel volume set. This size is the total of all the underlying arrays. In the example, the total size for array 0 (the multilevel volume set) is the sum of the two underlying arrays (60 MB). The Total Size column also displays the sizes of all the underlying arrays. In the example, the size of array 63 (45 MB) and array 62 (15 MB) were specified when the stripe sets were created with the container create stripe command. ■ The Stripe Size column displays the stripe size for each of the arrays that make up the multilevel volume set. You specify the stripe size when you create stripe sets and RAID-5 sets. In the example, the stripe size is 32 KB. ■ The Usage column displays None to indicate that the newly created multilevel volume set does not have a file system on it. To create an NTFS or FAT file system on an array, use the container format command. ■ The Scsi C:ID:L column displays the SCSI device ID for the disk on which you created the multilevel volume set. It also displays the SCSI device ID(s) for the disk(s) on which the array(s) that make up the multilevel volume set reside. In the example, the display shows that array 63's partitions reside on three SCSI disks: 0:02:0, 0:03:0, and 0:04:0. array 62's partition resides on SCSI disk 0:05:0. ■ The Partition Offset: Size column displays the partition offset and the size of the arrays that make up the newly created multilevel volume set. In the example, the display shows that array 63 has a partition offset of 64 KB and a size of 15 MB on each of the three SCSI disks. array 62 has a partition offset of 64 KB and a size of 15 MB. You specify the partition offset and size when you create the underlying arrays. 5-22

Section	Page
Adaptec SCSI RAID 2120S/2200S Software Reference Guide	1
Contents	3
1 Getting Started	23
Audience	24
Supported Platforms	24
Organization	24
Conventions	25
Related Documentation	26
2 Accessing the Command Line Interface	27
Accessing the CLI from the MS-DOS Prompt	28
Accessing the CLI from the Windows Start Button	28
To access the CLI from the UNIX/Linux prompt, display a window and type aaccli in any directory. ...	29
Accessing the CLI from the NetWare Server Console	29
Accessing the CLI from the UNIX Prompt	29
3 Syntax and Conventions for CLI Commands	31
CLI Features	31
CLI Command Syntax	32
CLI Parameter and Switch Value Types	34
CLI Status Information	40
4 General Control Commands	43
close	44
exit	44
help, ?	44
history_size	45
open	45
reset_window	47
toggle_more	47
5 container Commands	49
container add_level	51
container create mirror	53
container create mmirror	57
container create mstripe	62
container create mvolume	67
container create raid5	72
container create stripe	78
container create volume	83
container delete	88
container extend file_system	91
container extend mvolume	94
container extend volume	98
container list	102
container lock	113
container move	115
container promote	117
container readonly	120
container readwrite	122
container reconfigure	124
container release_cache	131
container remove drive_letter	132
container remove failover	134
container remove file_system	136
container remove global_failover	138
container restore RAID5	140
container scrub	142
container set cache	145
container set failover	149
container set global_failover	151
container set io_delay	153
container set label	156
container show cache	158
container show failover	164
container split	165
container unlock	169
container unmirror	171
6 controller Commands	173
controller details	174
controller firmware compare	179
controller firmware save	180
controller firmware update	182
controller list	183
controller pause_io	185
controller rescan	188
controller reset_scsi_channel	189
controller resume_io	190
controller set automatic_failover	191
controller set array_verify	193
controller show automatic_failover	195
controller show channels	196
controller show array_verify	199
7 disk Commands	201
disk blink	202
disk initialize	203
disk list	205
disk remove dead_partitions	209
disk set default	211
disk set smart	213
disk show default	216
disk show defects	217
disk show partition	219
disk show smart	222
disk show space	226
disk verify	229
disk zero	231
8 diagnostic Commands	233
diagnostic clear boot_parameters	234
diagnostic dump structures	235
diagnostic dump text	236
diagnostic load_arrays	238
diagnostic moderation set count	239
diagnostic moderation set timer	240
diagnostic moderation show count	241
diagnostic moderation show timer	242
diagnostic set boot_parameter	243
diagnostic show boot_parameter	244
diagnostic show history	245
9 logfile Commands	247
logfile end	248
logfile start	249
10 task Commands	251
task list	252
task resume	258
task stop	260
task suspend	262
11 enclosure Commands	265
enclosure activate slot	267
enclosure identify slot	269
enclosure list	271
enclosure prepare slot	276
enclosure set alarm	278
enclosure set door	279
enclosure set fan	280
enclosure set interval	282
enclosure set power	284
enclosure set scsiid	286
enclosure set temperature	289
enclosure show fan	291
enclosure show power	294
enclosure show slot	297
enclosure show status	301
enclosure show temperature	305
12 Using the Adaptec Flash Utility	309
Introduction	309
Overview of the AFU	310
System Requirements	311
Firmware Floppy Kit	312
Running the AFU	313
Accessing the AFU from the GUI	313
Accessing the AFU from the Command Line	313
Flashing the Firmware Using AFU	315
AFU Commands	316
AFU Error Handling	321
13 Using the Array Configuration Utility	323
Introducing the Array Configuration Utility for MS-DOS	323
Running the ACU	324
Using Interactive Mode	325
Using Script Mode	330
A Automated Scripts	351

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■

The

Type

column displays the type name

Volume

for the

newly created multilevel volume set. The

Type

column also

displays the array type for the underlying arrays. In the

example,

Stripe

appears in the

Type

column to indicate that

the arrays that make up the multilevel volume set are stripe

sets.

■

The

Total Size

column displays the total size for the multilevel

volume set. This size is the total of all the underlying arrays. In

the example, the total size for array 0 (the multilevel volume

set) is the sum of the two underlying arrays (60 MB).

The

Total Size

column also displays the sizes of all the

underlying arrays. In the example, the size of array 63 (45 MB)

and array 62 (15 MB) were specified when the stripe sets were

created with the

container create stripe

command.

■

The

Stripe Size

column displays the stripe size for each of the

arrays that make up the multilevel volume set. You specify the

stripe size when you create stripe sets and RAID-5 sets. In the

example, the stripe size is 32 KB.

■

The

Usage

column displays

None

to indicate that the newly

created multilevel volume set does not have a file system on it.

To create an NTFS or FAT file system on an array, use the

container format

command.

■

The

Scsi C:ID:L

column displays the SCSI device ID for the

disk on which you created the multilevel volume set. It also

displays the SCSI device ID(s) for the disk(s) on which the

array(s) that make up the multilevel volume set reside. In the

example, the display shows that array 63’s partitions reside on

three SCSI disks: 0:02:0, 0:03:0, and 0:04:0. array 62’s partition

resides

on SCSI disk 0:05:0.

■

The

Partition Offset: Size

column displays the partition offset

and the size of the arrays that make up the newly created

multilevel volume set. In the example, the display shows that

array 63 has a partition offset of 64 KB and a size of 15 MB on

each of the three SCSI disks. array 62 has a partition offset of 64

KB and a size of 15 MB. You specify the partition offset and

size when you create the underlying arrays.