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Operating System and Software Support SAS3IRCU requires PCI 2.x or PCI 3.0 firmware and MPI v2.5. SAS3IRCU supports the following operating systems. Note: Intel recommends that you use the latest version of the driver for any operating system. • Windows Server 2003*, Windows XP*, Windows Vista*, Windows 7*, Windows Server 2008*, Windows Server 2008-R2*, Windows 8*, Windows Server 2012* • UEFI 2.1 and 2.3 • Linux 2.6 Kernel - Red Hat* Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5 and higher, SUSE* Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 10 and higher • MS-DOS* 6.22 and FreeDOS* 1.0 • SAS3IRCU runs on DOS only if the system BIOS supports 32-bit BIOS services, including the PCI BIOS services. SAS3IRCU uses these services to directly access the controller and its interface registers. • FreeBSD* 7.2 and higher in both 32-bit and 64-bit architecture • VMware* ESXi 5.0 and higher Interface Description Use this syntax for SAS3IRCU commands: sas3ircu Use a space to separate the program name, the controller number, the command, and the parameters fields. The format of is command specific. Information passes between the user environment and SAS3IRCU through the command line, the standard output and standard error interfaces, and the program return value. It is possible to redirect the output streams as permitted by the operating system. When the program exits, it returns a value of 0 if the command is successful. Otherwise, it returns a value of 1. If a command fails, SAS3IRCU prints the IOCStatus and IOCLogInfo on the console. This information is useful in determining the cause of the failure. Commands The following table shows which commands SAS3IRCU supports on each operating system. 36 Intel® Integrated RAID Solution User Guide

Section	Page
Preface	3
Audience	3
Organization	3
Related Publication	3
Table of Contents	5
List of Figures	7
List of Tables	9
1 Introduction to the Integrated RAID Solution	11
Overview	11
Benefits and Features	12
Host Interface	12
Metadata Support	13
SMART Support	13
Fusion-MPT Support	13
CacheCade on Host	13
2 Overview of Integrated RAID Mirrored Volumes	15
Overview	15
Integrated Mirroring and Integrated Mirroring Enhanced Features	16
Operation of Mirrored Volumes	17
Mirrored Volume Features	19
Resynchronization with Concurrent Host I/O Operation	19
Hot Swapping	19
Hot Spare Disk	19
Online Capacity Expansion	19
Media Verification	20
Disk Write Caching	20
NVSRAM Usage	20
Background Initialization	20
Consistency Check	20
Make Data Consistent	21
3 Creating Mirrored Volumes	23
Mirrored Volume Configuration Overview	23
Creating Mirrored Volumes	23
Creating an Integrated Mirroring Volume	24
Creating an Integrated Mirroring Enhanced or Integrated Mirroring + Striping Volume	26
Expanding an Integrated Mirroring Volume with OCE	27
Managing Hot Spare Disks	28
Creating Hot Spare Disks	28
Deleting a Hot Spare Disk	30
Other Configuration Tasks	30
Viewing Array Properties	30
Running a Consistency Check	30
Activating an Array	31
Deleting an Array	31
Locating Disk Drives in a Volume	32
Selecting a Boot Disk	33
4 Overview of Integrated Striping	35
Overview	35
Integrated Striping Features	35
Integrated Striping Description	36
5 Creating Integrated Striping Volumes	39
Integrated Striping Configuration Overview	39
Creating Integrated Striping Volumes	39
Other Configuration Tasks	41
Viewing Array Properties	41
Activating an Array	41
Deleting an Array	42
Locating Disk Drives in a Volume	43
Selecting a Boot Disk	43
Appendix A: Using the SAS-3 Integrated RAID Configuration Utility	45
Hardware and Software Requirements	45
Controller Support	45
Operating System and Software Support	46
Interface Description	46
Commands	46
Common Command-Line Parameters	47
CREATE	48
Command Line	49
Parameters	49
Program Return Value	49
DELETE	49
Command Line	49
Parameters	49
Program Return Value	50
DELETEVOLUME	50
Command Line	50
Parameters	50
Program Return Value	50
DISPLAY	50
Command Line	51
Parameters	51
Program Return Value	51
Sample Output	51
HOTSPARE	54
Command Line	54
Parameters	54
Program Return Value	54
STATUS	55
Command Line	55
Parameters	55
Program Return Value	55
Sample Output	55
LIST	56
Command Line	56
Parameters	56
Program Return Value	56
Sample Output	56
CONSTCHK	57
Command Line	57
Parameters	57
Program Return Value	57
ACTIVATE	57
Command Line	57
Parameters	57
Program Return Value	57
LOCATE	58
Command Line	58
Parameters	58
Program Return Value	58
LOGIR	58
Command Line	58
Parameters	58
Program Return Value	59
BOOTIR	59
Command Line	59
Parameters	59
Program Return Value	59
Sample Output	60
BOOTENCL	60
Command Line	60
Parameters	60
Program Return Value	60
Sample Output	61
HELP	61
Command Line	61
Parameters	61

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Integrated RAID Solution User Guide

Operating System and Software Support

SAS3IRCU requires PCI 2.x or PCI 3.0 firmware and MPI v2.5. SAS3IRCU supports the

following operating systems.

Note:

Intel recommends that you use the latest version of the driver for any operating system.

•

Windows Server 2003*, Windows XP*, Windows Vista*, Windows 7*, Windows

Server 2008*, Windows Server 2008-R2*, Windows 8*, Windows Server 2012*

•

UEFI 2.1 and 2.3

•

Linux 2.6 Kernel - Red Hat* Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5 and higher, SUSE* Linux

Enterprise Server (SLES) 10 and higher

•

MS-DOS* 6.22 and FreeDOS* 1.0

•

SAS3IRCU runs on DOS only if the system BIOS supports 32-bit BIOS services,

including the PCI BIOS services. SAS3IRCU uses these services to directly access

the controller and its interface registers.

•

FreeBSD* 7.2 and higher in both 32-bit and 64-bit architecture

•

VMware* ESXi 5.0 and higher

Interface Description

Use this syntax for SAS3IRCU commands:

sas3ircu

<controller_#> <command> <parameters>

Use a space to separate the program name, the controller number, the command, and the

parameters fields. The format of

is command specific.

Information passes between the user environment and SAS3IRCU through the command

line, the standard output and standard error interfaces, and the program return value. It is

possible to redirect the output streams as permitted by the operating system. When the

program exits, it returns a value of 0 if the command is successful. Otherwise, it returns a

value of 1.

If a command fails, SAS3IRCU prints the IOCStatus and IOCLogInfo on the console.

This information is useful in determining the cause of the failure.

Commands

The following table shows which commands SAS3IRCU supports on each operating

system.