MSI X2-109 v1 - Manual (Page 57)

Adapter Commands 4-5
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E0:Sn syntax that enables you to specify a disk drive in a
particular “slot” in this default enclosure.
4.4 Adapter Commands
You can use the commands in this section to set or display properties
related to the adapter(s).
Note: The Embedded MegaRAID Software drivers function as
virtual “adapters” or “controllers.” Because the drivers are
not actual hardware components, some of the adapter
parameters do not apply to them.
4.4.1 Display Adapter Information
Use the command in Table 4.2 to display information on adapter
parameters such as the number of logical drives and initiator ID.
4.4.2 Enable or Disable Automatic Rebuild
Use the command in Table 4.3 to turn automatic rebuild on or off for the
selected adapter(s). If you have configured hotspares and enabled
automatic rebuild, the RAID adapter automatically tries to use them to
rebuild failed disks. Automatic rebuild also controls whether a rebuild will
start when a drive that was part of the array is reinserted.
Table 4.2 Display Adapter Information
Syntax CmdTool –AdpAllInfo -aN|-a0,1,2|-aALL
Description Displays parameters on the selected adapter(s). Displayed information includes
initiator ID, current status of auto rebuild, alarm, number of logical drives, rebuild
rate, bus number/device number, present RAM, SAS settings, serial number of the
board, and SAS address.
MegaCLI CT does not support display of the firmware version or BIOS version, as
the driver does not support it.
Table 4.3 Enable or Disable Automatic Rebuild
Syntax CmdTool –AdpAutoRbld -Enbl|-Dsbl|-Dsply -aN|-a0,1,2|-aALL
Description Enables or disables automatic rebuild on the selected adapter(s).
The -Dsply option shows the status of the automatic rebuild state.