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6.SysAvail[MB] .......... total available space on all system volumes on the FSE media in this media pool (in MB),

7.SysUsed[%] .......... percentage of the total used space on all system vol- umes on the FSE media in this media pool,

8.#Good .......... number of "good" FSE media in this media pool (the media whose status is not set to unreliable or unusable),

9.#Unusable .......... number of unusable FSE media in this media pool,

10.#Unreliable .......... number of unreliable FSE media in this media pool,

11.#Uninit .......... number of uninitialized FSE media in this media pool.

Partition states have the following meaning:

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STATUS HSM FS PARTITION PART. MANAGER NORMAL

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ready

not mounted

enabled

running

yes

disabled

not mounted

disabled

not running

yes

recovery mode not mounted

enabled

running

yes

mounted

mounted

enabled

running

yes

error

*

enabled

not running

no

unknown

*

*

*

no

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∗... not relevant

Note:

Situations described by the lines with word no in the column NORMAL mean that the FSE administrator’s intervention is necessary to restore the normal FSE operation.

2.10.3OPTIONS

•–a ,– –add

Configure a new FSE partition with parameters, written in the configuration file ConfigFileName . This action checks the validity of the configuration

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