9710 (StorageTek) Addendum for NonStop Servers

Addendum to the StorageTek™ 9710 for the Tandem Environment
The 5155/5159 Digital Linear Tape CRE and NonStop Kernel
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START DISK Command
This subsection describes the details about the START DISK command.
Use the START DISK command to make a stopped disk (magnetic or
virtual) accessible to user processes or to revive the half of a mirrored
volume that is in a STOPPED state, substate DOWN. The START
command automatically revives a mirrored disk if needed.
The command syntax is:
START DISK { $ disk-name | $ disk-name-path }
Wild-card characters are supported.
Examples Using START DISK
The following are examples of the START DISK command:
• To start all disks on the system (that are in the proper state to start),
type:
-> START DISK $*
• To start the mirror disk of mirrored volume $DATA00, type:
-> START $DATA00-M
• To start disk $DATA03 and put it in the SERVICING state, substate
SPECIAL, type:
-> START $DATA03, SPECIAL
• To start all available virtual disks, type:
-> START DISK $*, SUB VIRTUAL