A1000 question 1

[dandan123]

This link explains how to configure a A1000 using RM 6.22.

http://www.geocities.com/arndike/raid_manager_6_and_A1000.html

The author creates LUNS 0 - 6.


Now my question -

After a reboot how do these LUNS show up on Solaris ? Do they appear as c1todosx where x = 0-6 ?

 

[mikeclark]

Format will show the A1000 RAID as a disk.
To mount each partitian, treat them like a pertitian on a disk. Either mount manually or by entry in the vfstab file,
mount /dev/dsk/c2t0d0sx /mnt_point.

 

[dandan123]

In the link I posted, this is what he is doing-

LUN 0 Size 8617mb of a stripped/mirror configuration across half of the first two disks.
# raidutil -c c1t0d0 -n 0 -l 1+0 -s 8617 -g 10,20

LUN 1 Size 8617mb of a stripped/mirror configuration across the second half of the first two disks.
# raidutil -c c1t0d0 -n 1 -l 1+0 -s 8617 -g 10,20

LUN 2 Size 8617mb of a stripped/mirror configuration across half of the next two disks.
# raidutil -c c1t0d0 -n 2 -l 1+0 -s 8617 -g 11,21

LUN 3 Size 8617mb of a stripped/mirror configuration across the second half of the next two disks.
# raidutil -c c1t0d0 -n 3 -l 1+0 -s 8617 -g 11,21

LUN 4 Size 34468mb of a stripped/mirror configuration across the next four disks.
# raidutil -c c1t0d0 -n 4 -l 1+0 -s 34468 -g 12,13,22,23

LUN 5 Size 17234mb of a stripped/mirror configuration across the next two disks.
# raidutil -c c1t0d0 -n 5 -l 1+0 -s 34468 -g 14,24

LUN 6 Size 17234mb of a non mirror configuration on the next disk.
# raidutil -c c1t0d0 -n 6 -l 0 -s 34468 -g 15



So after booting will these LUNS show up as c1t0dosx, where x = 0 -6 ?

 

[huebs]

No, it'll be c1t0dxsy where "x" is your 0-6. You'll have to use format to partition these LUNs, the partition will be "y

 

[dandan123]

Huebs,

Thank you so much. Exactly what I was looking for. Now it's all clear in my mind.

Thank you again.