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If you use the dlmsetopt utility in an environment where an HDLM device

is used for the boot disk, after changing the settings, you need to re-

create the initial RAM disk image file. To re-create the file, use the dracut

command for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, and the dlmmkinitrd utility for

supporting a boot disk for other OSs. If you change the name of the initial

RAM disk image file, change the settings file for the boot loader so that

the re-created initial RAM disk image file is used during boot-up. For

details on this procedure, see the following table.

Table 7-9 Setting file names for boot loaders

Boot loader

File Name

LILO

/etc/lilo.conf

GRUB

For Red Hat Enterprise Linux

/etc/grub.conf

For SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server

/boot/grub/menu.lst

ELILO

/etc/elilo.conf

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When you specify the -prsup on parameter, you need to restart the host

to enable the setting. To link with Lifekeeper, do not set the -prsup on

parameter.

dlmstart Utility for Starting HDLM

You must perform the following operations after installing HDLM:

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Load an HDLM alert driver and a filter driver.

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Configure an HDLM device.

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Start the HDLM manager.

The dlmstart utility performs the above operations as a batch operation.

If an HDLM alert driver and a filter driver have already been loaded or the

HDLM manager is already running, the relevant operation is not performed.

Format

/opt/DynamicLinkManager/bin/dlmstart

Notes:

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You cannot execute multiple instances of the dlmstart utility at the same

time.

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You cannot execute the dlmstart utility while the dlmcfgmgr utility is

executing.

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If you execute the dlmstart utility, the I/O and I/O error counts for

existing paths displayed when the HDLM command (dlnkmgr view -
path) is executed are initialized to 0.

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Utility Reference

Hitachi Dynamic Link Manager User Guide for Linux

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