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arraydsp(1M) arraydsp(1M)

cache queue to empty. The counter does not show until 32 commands are in the queue.

Throughput Values (Typical/Limit): Not Used

Indicates the average number of bytes per second being transferred over the SCSI chan-

nel. This metric reﬂects channel activity, and does not indicate any problems with the

disk array.

I/O Rate Values (Typical/Limit): Not Used

Indicates the average number of I/Os per second being serviced by the disk array. This

metric reﬂects channel activity; it does not indicate problems with the disk array

RAW OUTPUT FORMAT

The contents of the raw output text string for each display option are listed here. Note that the raw output

for the -a option comprises the individual strings displayed by the -l,-d,-c, -s,-v and -h options. For

clariﬁcation when evaluating Boolean expressions, TRUE=1 and FALSE=0.

Option Raw Output Description

none D:HP:ProductID:ArraySN:ServerName:ArrayType:

MfgProdCode:PhysCapacity:LUNCapacity:ActiveSpareCapacity:

DiskNonIncludedCapacity:RedundantCapacity:

UnallocatedCapacity:<ArrayState>:<WarnInd>:<Alias>

The leading "D" is literal to identify this as a DEFAULT record. All capacities are in MB.

-c C:<CntrlrID>:<CompState>:HP:ProductID:Primary:

BkplaneSlot:Address:SerNumber:PairedSerNum:

ControllerType:ProdRev:MfgProdCode:FirmwareRev:<arraySN>

The leading "C" is literal to identify this as a CONTROLLER record. Output will be displayed

for each controller installed. If <CompState> is not "Good", information in the remaining ﬁelds

will be undeﬁned or absent.

-d The following output is provided for each installed disk:

PD:<SlotID>:<DiskState>:Vendor:ProductID:Capacity:

MaxBlkAddr:BlkLen:SerialNum:FwRev:SeqNum:VolSetSerNum:<arraySN>:

RecoveryMapsPresent

The leading "PD" is literal to identify this as a PHYSICAL DISK record. The above will be

displayed for each disk slot. For disks with a <DiskState> of NOT_PRESENT, the only ﬁeld that

will follow <DiskState> will be <arraySN>. "Capacity" is displayed in MB, rounded up to the

nearest MB.

The following output is provided for each missing disk. A disk is missing if it is no longer accessi-

ble to the array (due to removal or failure) but is still required to maintain full redundancy. After

the data on the missing disk is rebuilt, the disk is no longer required and is not considered miss-

ing.

MD:Vendor:ProductID:Capacity:MaxBlkAddr:BlkLen:

SerialNum:DiskIDNum:VolSetSerNum:<arraySN>

The leading "MD" is literal to identify this as a MISSING DISK record. The above will be

displayed for each missing disk. "Capacity" is displayed in MB, rounded up to the nearest MB.

-h One or more "component state records" will be displayed in the following format:

H:HP:ProductID:<CompID>:<nn>:<CntrlrID>:<CompState>:<arraySN>

H:HP:ProductID:<CompID>:<nn>:<CntrlrID>:<BattState>:<arraySN>

H:HP:ProductID:<CompID>:<nn>:<CntrlrID>:<SimmState>:<arraySN>

The leading "H" is literal to identify this as a HARDWARE record. "<CompID>" is the unique ID

of the component. The CompIDs are interpreted as follows:

0=Fans

1 = Power supplies

2 = Controllers

3 = RESERVED

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