NEC Express5800 320Lb User Manual page 61

Start the SCSI disk
To start the SCSI disk manually, use ftdiskadm.
The following is an example of procedure to start SCSI disk using ftdiskadm.
<Example>
Command action
1 => SCSI
2 => RAID
3 => Environment
9 Quit
Command: 1
Command action
1 Status(All Disks)
2 Status(System Disks)
3 Status(Extended Disks)
4 Bring Up
5 Bring Down
9 <= RETURN
Command: 4
[Bring Up]
* Which disk(s)? ['?' for help] => (10.1)t0I* (Note 1)
ftdisk: ERROR(1): Bringing up reached timeout! (Note 2)
<<<Check the status of SCSI disk>>>
Note 1: You can list the disk specification methods by entering "?".
"*" can be used in the TARGET section and LUN section, and the range will be from 0 to
the sum of the maximum number succeeded to start and the number of overrun. The
number of overrun is the value of the environment variable
FTDISKADM_TID_OVERRUN for TARGET, and FTDISKADM_LUN_OVERRUN for
LUN. It can be checked/modified on "Environment" of each menu. In addition, you can
put the numbers inside "[ ]" (e.g., [<num1>,<num2>]), or specify the range of the numbers
(e.g., [<num3>,<num5>]).
Note 2: If the values of overrun are 1 or more, some may fail according to the value.
Check the status for the command execution number.
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