User's Guide

Linux Setup 4-17

Start the SCSI disk

To start the SCSI disk manually, use ftdiskadm.

The following is an example of procedure to start SCSI disk using ftdiskadm.

Command action

1 => SCSI

2 => RAID

3 => Environment

9 Quit

Command: 1

Command action

1 Status(All Disks)

2 Status(System Disks)

3 Status(Extended Disks)

4 Bring Up

5 Bring Down

9 <= RETURN

Command: 4

[Bring Up]

* Which disk(s)? [‘?’ for help] => (10.1)t0I* (Note 1)

ftdisk: ERROR(1): Bringing up reached timeout! (Note 2)

<<<Check the status of SCSI disk>>>

Note 1: You can list the disk specification methods by entering “?”.

“*” can be used in the TARGET section and LUN section, and the range will be from 0 to the

sum of the maximum number succeeded to start and the number of overrun. The number of

overrun is the value of the environment variable FTDISKADM_TID_OVERRUN for

TARGET, and FTDISKADM_LUN_OVERRUN for LUN. It can be checked/modified on

“Environment” of each menu. In addition, you can put the numbers inside “[ ]” (e.g.,

[<num1>,<num2>]), or specify the range of the numbers (e.g., [<num3>,<num5>]).

Note 2: If the values of overrun are 1 or more, some may fail according to the value.

Check the status for the command execution number.