Script File Syntax - Adaptec RAID 21610SA Installation And User Manual

Build/Verify Operations on RAID 10 Arrays
For a RAID 10 array, the status message indicates the percent of the
build/verify completed for the parent and child tasks. The status
updates to OK when the tasks are complete. A sample RAID 10
build status is as follows:
Array #1 Status : BUILD/VERIFY = 30%

Script File Syntax

An ACU script file consists of one of the following:
Array definition block—Specifies the properties of an array,
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such as type, size, and cache settings. The block begins with the
keyword Array and ends with the keyword End.
Channel definition block—Specifies the properties of a
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controller channel, such as ControllerID. The block begins
with the keyword Channel and ends with the keyword End.
Each array or channel property consists of a property keyword and
assigned value, separated by an equal sign (=). Each property must
be on its own line in the script. The order of properties within a
block (other than the starting Array or Channel keyword, and the
ending End keyword) is not significant.
Some array properties, such as Type, are required; others are
optional. The table below lists and describes array definition block
properties, indicates which properties are optional, and provides
the default value used when that property is not specified.
All keywords can be written in any combination of upper- or
lowercase characters. Script lines can include any number of spaces
and tabs both within keywords, or when separating keywords and
their values. Blank lines are ignored.
The pound character ( # ) indicates the start of a comment. The ACU
ignores all characters on a line that begins with a pound sign. You
can use comments following array property assignments or on
their own lines. See
page B-34 for a sample script that includes comments.
Invoking the ACU and Using a Script on
DOS Utilities
B-24