Module parameters
Using module parameters
The following table describes the module parameters you can set using the 
Sample command:
You must reboot the ESX or ESXi system to enforce any parameter changes.
Module parameter  | Default (min/max)  | Description  | |
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auto_attach | 1  | 1  | = Always attach the device on startup.  | 
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  | 0  | = Do not attach the device on startup.  | 
external_power_override*  | No devices selected  | Allows selected devices to draw full power from  | |
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  | the PCIe slot. The <value> for this parameter is  | |
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  | numbers.  | |
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force_minimal_mode  | 0  | 1  | = Force minimal mode on the device.  | 
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  | 0  | = Do not force minimal mode on the device.  | 
parallel_attach | True  | 1  | = Enable parallel attach of multiple drivers.  | 
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  | 0  | = Disable parallel attach of multiple drives.  | 
tintr_hw_wait | 0 (0, 255)  | Interval (microseconds) to wait between  | |
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  | hardware interrupts. Also known as interrupt  | |
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  | coalescing.  | |
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  | 0  | = Off.  | 
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*Use this parameter with care. For more information, see "Enabling PCIe power override (on page 23)."
Except for the external_power_override parameter, module parameters apply to all IO Accelerator devices in the system.
To query the current module parameters, use the following command:
esxcfg-module  --server  <server-name>  iomemory-vsl  -g 
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