Creating A Raid Array - H3C SR6602-I Installation Manual

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SR6602-I[IE] AI-Powered ICT Converged Gateways Fundamentals Command Reference.
Procedure
1. Execute the
<Sysname> fdisk hda: 1
<Sysname> fdisk hdb: 1
By default, each SATA drive has one partition.
2. Execute the
drive.
<Sysname> dir hda0:/
Directory of hda0: (EXT4)
0 drw-
1 drw-
2 drw-
<Sysname> dir hdb0:/
Directory of hdb0: (EXT4)
...
Directory of xxx: (EXT4) indicates that the file system format is EXT4.
3. If the file system format of a partition is not EXT4, execute the
to format the file system to EXT4.
<Sysname> format hda0: ext4
<Sysname> format hdb0: ext4
4. Reboot the device.
# Execute the
<Sysname> reboot

Creating a RAID array

The device allows you to create a RAID array by using a storage controller during the system startup
process, and it supports RAID levels 0 and 1.
To create a RAID array:
1. Start up the device. When the device enters the BootWare screen, press Ctrl+E as prompted in
time to access the BIOS screen.
If you fail to press Ctrl+E in time, the device will start up and enter the CLI.
Figure12-4 BootWare screen
, and commands, see the file system management commands in H3C
format
command in user view to divide each SATA drive into one partition.
fdisk
command in user view to view the file system format of the partition on each
dir
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command in user view to reboot the device.
reboot
VmImages
etc
lost+found
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command in user view
format