Installation guide

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container Commands
■ The Total Si z e column displays the total size for the
multilevel stripe set. This size is the total of all the underlying
arrays. In the example, the total size for array 0 (the
multilevel stripe set) is the sum of the two underlying arrays
(30 MB).
The Total Si z e column also displays the sizes of all the
underlying arrays. In the example, the size of array 63 (15.0
MB) and array 62 (15.0 MB) were specified when the mirror
sets were created with the container create mirror
command.
■ The Stripe Size column displays the stripe size specified for
the multilevel stripe set. In this example, the display shows 32
KB, the default stripe size.
■ The Usage column displays None to indicate that the newly
created multilevel stripe set does not have a file system on it.
To create an NTFS or FAT file system on an array, use the
container format command.
■ The State column displays Normal for arrays 0, 63, and 62 to
indicate that the state of the array is normal.
Note that this column appears only if you specify the /full
switch with the container list command.
■ The Scsi C:ID:L column displays the SCSI device ID for the
disk on which you created the multilevel stripe set. It also
displays the SCSI device ID(s) for the disk(s) on which the
array(s) that make up the multilevel stripe set reside. In the
example, the display shows that array 63’s partitions are on
SCSI disk 0:02:0. array 62’s partitions are on SCSI disk 0:03:0.
■ The Partition Offset: Size column displays the partition
offset and the size of the arrays that make up the newly
created multilevel stripe set. In the example, the display
shows that array 63 has partition offsets of 64.0 KB and 15.0
MB and sizes of 15.0 MB. array 62 has partition offsets of 64.0
KB and 15.0 MB and sizes of 15.0 MB. You specify the
partition offset and size when you create the array.