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The partition number appears in the first column, followed by the size
and starting block of each partition.
5. Present each partition to the host by giving it a unit number the host can
recognize. (You can skip this step until you are ready to put the
partitions online.) Optionally, you can append Unit switch values. If you
do not specify switch values, the default values are applied.
Use the following command to present partitions to the host:
ADD UNIT
unit-number storageset-name
PARTITION=
partition-number
switch
6. Verify the unit numbers for the partitions using the following command:
SHOW
storageset-name
Example
The following example shows the commands you would use to create
Raid1, a three-member RAIDset, then partition it into four storage
units:
ADD RAIDSET RAID1 DISK10000 DISK20000 DISK30000
INITIALIZE RAID1
CREATE_PARTITION RAID1 SIZE=25
CREATE_PARTITION RAID1 SIZE=25
CREATE_PARTITION RAID1 SIZE=25
CREATE_PARTITION RAID1 SIZE=LARGEST
SHOW RAID1
Partition number
Size
Starting Block
Used by
1
1915 (0.98 MB)
0
Raid1
2
1915 (0.98 MB)
1920
Raid1
3
1915 (0.98 MB)
3840
Raid1
4
2371 (1.21 MB)
5760
Raid1
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