3.7.0 HP StorageWorks HP Scalable NAS File Serving Software administration guide - HP Scalable NAS 3.7 for Linux (AG513-96002, October 2009)

Determine disks/partitions available for membership partitions
To determine the disks that can be used for membership partitions, run this command:
mx config mp list_avail_disks [--noHeaders] [--csv] [--showBorder]
Next, run the following command to see a list of the available partitions on one of
the available disks.
mx config mp list_avail_partitions [--noHeaders] [--csv]
[--showBorder] <disk uuid>
Add membership partitions
Use this command to add new membership partitions:
mx config mp set [--recreate] [--force] [--reuse] <uuid1/partno>
[<uuid2/partno> <uuid3/partno>]
A cluster can have either one or three membership partitions. Specify the UUIDs and
partition numbers for the partitions to be added. If you are adding two membership
partitions, you will need to specify the existing membership partition and the two
partitions that will be added.
The options are:
--recreate
Allow existing membership partition information to be destroyed.
--force
Force membership partition replacements to occur even if the partitions to be
replaced cannot be invalidated.
--reuse
Allow disks that contain existing volume information to be reused. (The existing
data is destroyed.)
Repair a membership partition
This command resilvers the specified membership partition.
mx config mp repair [--reuse] <uuid>
The --reuse option allows disks that contain existing volume information to be
reused. (The existing data is destroyed.) This option is available only when the cluster
is offline.
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