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Stripe=
Sector=
WritePolicy=
writethru
writeback
ReadPolicy=
readahead
readcache
nocache
Axle=
PreferredCtrlId=
-c <array count>
<Ld count>
-t <condition type>
missingdrive
missingwatermark The condition of missing NVRAM watermark of the array.
-v Verbose mode.
decimal places. If not specified, all available capacity is
used for this logical drive.
Specifies logical drive stripe size. Options include 64KB,
128 KB, 256 KB, 512 KB, and 1024 KB. If not specified,
the default 64KB is used.
Specifies logical drive sector size. Options include 512 B,
1 KB, 2 KB, and 4 KB. Sector size cannot exceed Stripe
size. Auto-adjusted not to exceed the maximum
supported sector size of the controller. See controller
information on page 194. If not specified, the default
512 B is used.
Specifies logical drive write policy.
Writes are not cached
Writes are cached
Specifies logical drive read policy.
Reads extra data to help reduce read times of sequential
data.
Caches reads the data in case the same request is made
again.
No caching algorithm.
A member element when creating a RAID10 or RAID50
or RAID60. RAID10 have 2 axles, RAID50 and RAID60
may have up to 16 axles with up to 16 drives per axle.
Subsystems only. Specifies which controller the LD is
preferred for LUN affinity. Valid value is 1 or 2. If value is
not specified, LUN affinity is auto balanced.
Specifies the number of arrays to give a summary of
when used with the -a list option. For example 'array -a
list -c3' will give a summary for the first 3 arrays on that
controller.
Specifies the number of logical drives to be created with
the -a add option. With the -c option, all the logical drives
have same settings but only one -l option=value can be
specified.
Specifies the type of incomplete condition to accept. If not
specified, it will accept the current incomplete condition
by default.
The condition of missing drive in the array.
Displays all array properties, requires -a list option.
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