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Configuring a single-disk unit, Configuring a single-disk unit –60, Example – HP Array Controller HSG V8.7 Software User Manual

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Example

The following example shows the commands you would use to create
Stripe1, a three-member striped mirrorset that comprises Mirr1, Mirr2,
and Mirr3, each of which is a two-member mirrorset:

ADD MIRRORSET MIRR1 DISK10000 DISK20000

ADD MIRRORSET MIRR2 DISK30000 DISK40000

ADD MIRRORSET MIRR3 DISK50000 DISK60000

ADD STRIPESET STRIPE1 MIRR1 MIRR2 MIRR3

INITIALIZE STRIPE1 CHUNKSIZE=DEFAULT

ADD UNIT D101 STRIPE1

SHOW STRIPE1

SHOW D101

For more detailed information on configuring a striped mirrorset, refer
to Appendix B, “CLI Commands.”

Configuring a Single-Disk Unit

Follow these steps to use a single disk drive as a single-disk unit in your
subsystem:

1. Add the disk drive by following the steps in “Adding Disk Drives,” page

3–55. Optionally, you can append Device switch values. If you do not
specify switch values, the default values are applied.

2. Initialize the disk drive using the following command:

INITIALIZE DISK

nnn

switch

3. Present the disk drive to the host by giving it a unit number the host can

recognize. Optionally, you can append Unit switch values. If you do not
specify switch values, the default values are applied. Use the following
command:

ADD UNIT

unit-number

DISK

nnn switch_value

Note If you make a disk transportable, you cannot specify
WRITEBACK_CACHE for that disk.

4. Verify the configuration using the following command:

SHOW DEVICES