Delete Command - HighPoint RAID Management Interface Manual

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src=
capacity= specifies the capacity, in size of MB, for the target array.
bs=
sector=
matrix=n*m
Examples
HighPoint CLI> create RAID0 name=myraid0 disks=1/3,1/4
This command instructs the system to create an RAID 0 array using the disks
attached to controller 1 channels 3 and 4, and name it
HighPoint CLI> create RAID5 disks=* src=1
This command instructs the controller to expand an existing array using all the
available disks to a
HighPoint CLI> create spare disks=1/4
This command indicates that you will set the disk on controller 1 channel 4 to
be a spare disk.

Delete Command

This command allows you to delete an existing RAID array or remove a
spare disk. After deletion, the original array and all data on it will be lost. All
the member disks will be listed as available single disks.
Syntax
delete {array_or_spare_ID}
Examples
HighPoint CLI> delete 1/3
This command indicates to remove the spare disk on controller 1 channel 3.
HighPoint CLI> delete 1
If the option is omitted, the utility will assign a default name for
the array.
specifies an existing array to be expanded/migrated. All data on
the source array will be redistributed online to the target array.
If this parameter is omitted, a new array is created.
specifies the block size, in KB, for the target array. This option
is only valid for stripped RAID levels.
specifies the logical sector size, in KB, for the target array. This
option is only valid for stripped RAID levels.
(RAID50 only) specifies the number of RAID5's members (n)
and the number of RAID0's members (m).
array.
RAID5
.
myraid0
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