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Updated: April 2018

Oracle^® Server CLI Tools for Oracle Solaris 11.3 User's Guide

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Using This Documentation

Oracle Server CLI Tools Overview

Host-to-ILOM Interconnect

CLI Tools Command Syntax and Conventions

Using biosconfig to Update the BIOS

Using fwupdate to Update Firmware

Using hwmgmtcli to Display Hardware Information

Using ilomconfig to Configure Oracle ILOM

Using nvmeadm to Configure an NVM Express Device

Using raidconfig to Configure RAID

raidconfig Command Overview

raidconfig Features

raidconfig Requirements

raidconfig Command Syntax

Listing Controller, RAID and Disk Information

list Subcommand Overview

Display a Brief Listing of All Devices

Display a Brief Listing of a Device

Display a Detailed Listing of a Device

Creating and Deleting RAID Volumes

Create a RAID Volume

Delete a RAID Volume

Adding and Removing Disks and RAID Volumes

Add a Disk to a RAID Configuration

Remove a Disk from a RAID Volume

Add Spare Disks

Remove a Spare Disk or a RAID Volume

Modifying a RAID Volume or Controller

Modify a RAID Volume

Modify a Controller

Modify the BIOS Boot Target

Disable Auto Rebuild

Modify a RAID Volume Name

Enable or Disable JBOD Mode

Starting or Stopping a Task on a Disk or RAID

Executing Tasks on a Disk or RAID Volume

Start or Stop a Task on a Disk or RAID Volume

Restoring or Clearing a RAID Controller Configuration

Check to See If a Controller Configuration Exists

Restore a RAID Controller Configuration

Clear a RAID Controller Configuration

Exporting or Importing a RAID Volume Configuration

Export a RAID Volume Configuration

Import a RAID Volume Configuration

Creating RAID Volumes With Partial Disks

Guidelines for Using the RAID Volume Size Option

Partial Disk Properties in XML File

Create a RAID Volume with Partial Disks

Adding or Removing a Partial Disk

Using ubiosconfig to Update the UEFI BIOS

CLI Tools Error Codes

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Modify the BIOS Boot Target

The RAID volume with ID 0 is the default boot target. If you want to change the boot target, use the –-bios-boot-target option.

To change the bios boot target, type:
# raidconfig modify raid -r raidvolume --bios-boot-target=true

For example:

# raidconfig modify raid -r c0r0 --bios-boot-target=true

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