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Sun Blade 6000 Disk Module Administration Guide |
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1. Overview of Using Sun Blade 6000 Disk Modules With Server Modules
2. Inserting, Moving and Replacing the Sun Blade 6000 Disk Module
5. Installing, Removing or Replacing Disks
7. How LSI Host Bus Adapters Assign Target IDs to Expanders, Disks, and RAID Volumes
8. How Adaptec Host Bus Adapters Assign Target IDs to Expanders, Disks, and RAID Volumes
9. Setting Up Hardware RAID Volumes With LSI and Adaptec Host Bus Adapters
10. ILOM For the Sun Blade 6000 Disk Module
11. Oracle's Sun Storage Common Array Manager (CAM)
A. Using the SIA Application to Upgrade x86 Server Blade and Host Bus Adapter Firmware
Where to Obtain the lsiutil Software
To Use the Interactive lsiutil Menus
Why Save LSI Host Bus Adapter Persistent Mappings?
When to Save LSI Host Bus Adapter Persistent Mappings
Saving and Restoring a Persistence Map
To Save a Snapshot of Your Host Bus Adapter Persistent Mappings
To Restore a Snapshot of Your Host Bus Adapter Persistent Mappings
C. Upgrading the Disk Module to Allow a SAS-2 Compatible Server Blade in the Chassis
Several of the procedures in this appendix use the lsiutil software at the command line.
 | Caution - To avoid harm to your system, you must use the commands exactly as they are presented in this document. |
To run an lsiutil command from the command line, log in as root and then follow these steps:
Change to the directory where you extracted the lsiutil zip file. For example,
# cd directoryname
Change to the subdirectory for your operating system. For example:
# cd Solaris x86
Change the permissions (read and execute access) on the lsiutil file by entering the following command:
# chmod 755 lsiutil
Enter the command with parameters. For example,
# ./lsiutil -p1 -a 0 8
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