HP PCIe IO Accelerators for ProLiant Servers - Manual (Page 24)

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The following is an example output showing that the system recognizes the IO Accelerator:
Found 1 ioDrive in this system
Fusion-io driver version: 2.2.0 build 60
fct0 Attached as 'fioa' (block device)
HP 80GB IO Accelerator, Product Number:AJ876A SN:07644
Alt PN:507150-001
PCI:10:00.0
Firmware v5.0.5, rev 43674
80.47 GBytes block device size, 99 GBytes physical device size
Sufficient power available: Unknown
Internal temperature: avg 56.1 degC, max 56.6 degC
Media status: Healthy; Reserves: 100.00%, warn at 10.00%
Note: the Sufficient power available: Unknown is not supported on the
mezzanine version of the IO Accelerator
Or use this one 1.2.x systems:
Found 1 ioDrive in this system.
Fusion-io driver version: 1.2.7.5
fct0 Attached as ’fioa’ (block device)
HP StorageWorks 80GB IO Accelerator, Product Number:AJ876A SN:7638
Firmware v36867
80 GBytes block device size, 99 GBytes physical device size capacity.
PCI:48:00.0, Slot Number: Unavailable
Vendor:1aed, Device:1003, Sub vendor:103c, Sub device:324d
Internal temperature: avg 37.4 degC, max 47.7 degC
Media status: Healthy. 99.46% blocks good.
Setting the driver options
This section explains how to set driver options.
Module parameters
The following table describes the module parameters you can set by editing the
/usr/kernel/iomemory_vsl.conf file and changing the values. You must complete the edits before
loading the driver, or they do not take effect.
Module parameter Default (min/max) Description
auto_attach True Attach the device on startup.