where <device> is the name of the device node (/dev/fctx), where x indicates the device number: 0, 1, 2, and so on. For example, /dev/fct0 indicates the first IO Accelerator device installed on the system.
Options | Description |
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Set the block (sector) size, in bytes or KiBytes (base 2). The default is 512 bytes. For | |
BK> | example: |
Force the format size, bypassing normal checks and warnings. This option may be | |
| needed in rare situations when |
| sure?" prompt still appears unless you use the |
| with the |
Quiet mode: Disable the display of the | |
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Set the device capacity as a specific size (in TB, GB, or MB) or as a percentage of the | |
BKMGT%> | advertised capacity: |
| • T Number of terabytes (TB) to format |
| • G Number of gigabytes (GB) to format |
| • M Number of megabytes (MB) to format |
| • % Percentage, such as 70% (The percent sign must be included) |
BKMGT%> | size equals the maximum physical capacity. If a percentage is used, it corresponds to |
| the maximum physical capacity of the device. (Size is required for the |
| the |
| Before using this option, for supported recommendations, contact HP Support |
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Enable fast rescan on | |
fio-pci-check
Description
Checks for errors on the PCI bus, specifically for IO Accelerators. This utility displays the current status of each IO Accelerator. It also prints the standard PCI Express error information and resets the state.
It is normal to see a few errors (perhaps as many as five) when
Syntax
Options | Description |
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1 = Disable the link; 0 = enable the link (Not | |
| recommended) |
Scan every device in the system | |
Print the device serial number. This option is invalid when | |
| the IO Accelerator is loaded. |
Force the link to retrain | |
Verbose: Print extra data about the hardware |
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