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background initialization processes complete or the user presses a key
to exit.
Note: In all operating system environments except DOS, the OS
driver starts initializing the logical drives when the -LDInit
command is issued. You can then issue this -LDBI
command to monitor the initialization progress. In DOS,
however, there is no OS driver, so the MegaCLI CT just
marks the drives for initialization. The initialization actually
starts when the driver loads.
4.8.6 Display Logical Drive and Physical Drive Information
Use the command in Table 4.25 to display information about the logical
drives and physical disk drives for the selected adapter(s), such as the
number of logical drives, RAID level, and physical disk drive size.
Table 4.24 View Ongoing Background Initialization
Syntax CmdTool –LDBI -Enbl|-Dsbl|-GetSetting|-ShowProg|-ProgDsply –Lx|
-L0,1,2|-Lall -aN|-a0,1,2|-aALL
Description Displays ongoing background initialization of the selected logical drives. This function
completes only when all background initialization processes complete or the user
presses a key to exit.
• -Enbl, -Dsbl: Enables or disables the background initialization on the given
adapter(s).
• -ProgDsply: Allows the user to view ongoing background initialization until all
background initialization processes complete or the user presses a key to exit.
• -ShowProg: Displays current progress value.
• -GetSetting: Displays current background initialization setting (enabled or
disabled).
Table 4.25 Display Logical Drive and Physical Disk Drive Information
Syntax CmdTool –LDPDInfo -aN|-a0,1,2|-aALL
Description Displays information about the logical drive(s) and physical disk drive(s) on the
selected adapter(s). Displays information including the number of logical drives, the
RAID level of the logical drives, and physical drive size information, which includes
raw size, coerced size, uncoerced size, and the SAS address.