Option

Description

 

 

-a

Report all available information for each device.

 

 

-e

Show all errors and warnings for each device. This option is for diagnosing issues, and it hides

 

other information such as format sizes.

-c

Count: Report only the number of ioMemory devices installed.

-d

Show basic information set plus the total amount of data read and written (lifetime data

 

volumes). This option is not necessary when the -aoption is used.

-fj

Format JSON: creates the output in JSON format.

-fx

Format XML: creates the output in XML format.

-u

Show unavailable fields. Only valid with -fjor -fx.

-U

Show unavailable fields and details why. Only valid with -fjor -fx.

-F<field>

Print the value for a single field (see the next option for field names). Requires that a device be

 

specified. Multiple -Foptions may be specified.

-l

List the fields that can be individually accessed with -F.

Starting with version 3.0.0 and later, the standard formatting of the fio-statusoutput changed. This change affects any custom management tools that used the output of this utility.

Basic Information: If no options are used, fio-statusreports the following basic information:

•Number and type of cards installed in the system

•Software version

Adapter information:

•Adapter type

•Product number

•External Power Supply

•PCI power limit threshold (if available)

•Connected IO Accelerator devices Block device information:

•Attach status

•Product name

•Product number

•Serial number

•PCIe slot number

•Firmware version

•Size of the device, out of total capacity

•Internal temperature (average and maximum, since IO Accelerator load) in degrees Centigrade

•Health status: healthy, nearing wearout, write-reduced or read-only

•Reserve capacity (percentage)

•Warning capacity threshold (percentage)

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