HP BL860c Cli Manual
Array configuration utility for integrity linux environments support notes version 8.40
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- Page 1 HP Array Configuration Utility Command Line Interface for Integrity Linux Environments Support Notes Version 8.40 HP Part Number: 5992-3868 Published: March 2010 Edition: 5...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents HP ACU-CLI Overview..........................5 Supported Configurations........................5 Installation and Usage Instructions......................5 Installing HP ACU-CLI:........................5 Using HP ACU-CLI:..........................5 Exiting the HP ACU-CLI:........................5 Important Usage Notes........................5 System Requirements and Dependencies....................6 Known Issues............................6 Problems Resolved..........................7 Support..............................9 Feedback..............................9 Table of Contents... -
Page 5: Hp Acu-Cli Overview
HP ACU-CLI Overview The HP Array Configuration Utility Command Line Interface (HP ACU-CLI) is a command-line-based disk configuration tool that can be used to configure and manage Smart Array Controllers and RAID Array Controllers in Integrity Linux environments. HP ACU-CLI is available as a part of the HP Insight Foundation Suite for Integrity with Linux and can be obtained from the Linux on HP Integrity Servers web site: http://www.hp.com/go/integritylinux This document provides information about the of HP Array Configuration Utility Command... -
Page 6: System Requirements And Dependencies
the device name mapping might change after you first reboot the system. Also, after rebooting, Linux might see logical drives that were previously not visible. This name mapping problem is common to all SCSI devices on Linux. • Do not insert or remove a controller driver module when hpacucli is running. •... -
Page 7: Problems Resolved
NOTE: To avoid creating this adverse condition, the HP Integrity Essentials Foundation Pack for Linux installer will not install the HP ACU-CLI (hpacucli) product on these servers and this option is not displayed in the product installation menu. Further, if hpacucli is detected on the system, it is uninstalled by the installer. - Page 8 • Using HP ACU-CLI on HP Integrity cellular servers is slow. THIS ISSUE WAS FIXED IN THE 8.28 RELEASE. Using HP ACU-CLI on HP Integrity cellular servers (for example, an rx8640 server is cell-based) is extremely slow. Operations within hpacucli, such as “ctrl all show” status can take several minutes to finish.
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Page 9: Support
Workaround: You must totally power off the HW partition and then power on in order to see the logical volume. • Cannot query the logical volume size using the “create” command. THIS ISSUE WAS FIXED IN THE 7.65 RELEASE. The logical volume size cannot be successfully queried using the “create” command. Workaround: None at this time.