Promise Technology Network Device EX4650 User Manual page 216

SuperTrak EX Series User Manual
A quick initialization writes to the first and last few megabytes of the logical drive.
Typically, a quick initialization is completed in moments.
Options
-a <action>
list
start
stop
pause
resume
-l <LD ID>
-q <size>
1..1024
-p <pattern>
Examples
init
init -a stop -l0
init -a start -l0 -p5a5a0101
logdrv
Usage
logdrv [-a <action>] [-l <LdId>] [-c <Ld count>] [-v]
logdrv -a locate -l <LdID>
logdrv -a mod -l <LdId> -s "<list of ld settings>"
Summary
The logdrv command displays information about the logical drives and changes
logical drive settings.
To create a logical drive, see the array command on page 184.
Options
-a <action>
Specifies the action to perform.
Displays a list of the initializations in progress or paused
and their status. The default action.
Start an initialization.
Stop an initialization.
Pause an initialization.
Resume an initialization.
Specifies the logical drive to be initialized.
Specifies the amount of data in megabytes (MB) for a
quick initialization.
Specifies the pattern for a full initialization.
The pattern can range from 1 to 128 bytes (HEX string),
and is padded to even number of bytes, such as, fff
padded to 0fff.
Pattern is not supported for quick initialization.
Specifies the action to perform.
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