
Command Summary
Command Summary
The following is a summary of commands that may be useful when configuring devices.
See the procedures in this chapter for examples of their usage.
/usr/openv/volmgr/bin/driver/install_ovpass
Installs the ovpass driver for the first time.
/usr/openv/volmgr/bin/driver/remove_ovpass
Removes the ovpass driver.
/usr/openv/volmgr/bin/driver/mkdev_ovpass
Place this command in the system startup script to ensure that the ovpass driver
device files are accessible after each system boot.
/usr/sbin/lsdev -C | grep I/O
Displays adapters that are physically available on your server.
/usr/sbin/lsdev -C -s
filetype
Displays the device files that have been created, where filetype defines the type of file
displayed. scsi displays SCSI files and fcp displays fibre channel files.
mkdev -c media_changer -s scsi -t ovpass -p
controller
-w
id
,
lun
Creates device files for the robotic control SCSI ID.
Where controller is the logical identifier of the drive SCSI adaptor (such as scsi0 or
scsi1), id is the SCSI ID of the robotic connection, and lun is the logical unit number
of the robotic connection.
mkdev -c media_changer -s fcp -t ovpass -p
controller
-w
scsi_id
,
lun
Creates device files for the robotic control fibre channel SCSI ID.
Where controller is the logical identifier of the drive SCSI adaptor (such as scsi0 or
scsi1), scsi_id is the fibre channel SCSI ID of the robotic connection, and lun is the
logical unit number of the robotic connection.
mkdev -c disk -s scsi -t osdisk -p
controller
-w
id
,
lun
Creates device files for optical disk drives.
Where controller is the logical identifier of the drive SCSI adaptor (such as scsi0 or
scsi1), id is the SCSI ID of the robotic connection, and lun is the logical unit number
of the robotic connection.
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