3.Configure the Trks/Cyl: (tracks and cylinder) and Disk RPM: fields by direct editing, as needed. The default values are recommended because these values are predetermined for each supported disk device.

4.Click Modify to implement all changes.

5.Click OK when you are finished and you are returned to the File System tab.

For more detailed information regarding these disk parameters, see mkfs_vxfs(1M) and mkfs_hfs(1M).

File system parameters

File System Parameters - Several file systems are already defined by Ignite-UX, but you can modify them as follows to suit your environment.

1.Click ----Additional Tasks---- and select File System Parameters.... A dialog box similar to the one in Figure 83 appears.

Figure 83 Advanced File System Parameters dialog box

2.The values that appear are specific to the file system type and can vary. Modify the values as needed.

The VxFS Version list button is available when a VxFS file system is selected. For client using HP-UX 11i v2 or later, use this option to specify the version of the VxFS file system to create for a mount point. If Default is selected, then a value of 5 will be used.

IMPORTANT: Do not enable largefiles on the boot file system. HP does not support doing this, and Ignite-UX will not allow an installation or recovery to proceed while largefiles are enabled on the boot file system.

NOTE: HP does not recommend setting a value of rotational delay for HFS file systems. Setting this value typically does not provide any benefit with modern disk drives.

For specific information regarding the use of these parameters, see mkfs(1M), newfs_hfs(1M), mkfs_hfs(1M), and tunefs(1M).

3.Click Modify to implement all changes.

4.When you finish modifying all values, click OK to return to the File System tab.

Volume parameters

Volume Parameters - Follow these steps to modify the default volume values and perform detailed volume configurations for LVM and VxVM file systems.

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