5-6 Hyper Configuration Utility
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Adapter
Properties /SetADP /C<n>
[/r<val>] [/d<val>]
[/b<val>] [/s<val>]
[/n<val>] [/f<val>]
[/c<val>] [/ars<val>]
[/boot<val>]
[/arb<val>]
This option is used to select values for adapter properties.
/SetADP Specifies the adapter properties option.
/C<n> Specifies the controller number.
[/r<val> Specifies the rebuild rate for the controller. <val> is
from 0 - 100%. This setting is optional.
[/d<val>] Specifies the disk coercion value. <val> is 0 for none,
1 for 1Gbyte, 2 for 128 Mbyte, and 3 for 10 Gbyte.
[/b<val>] Specifies whether to enable or disable the BIOS. <val>
is 0 for enable or 1 for disable.
[/s<val>] Specifies a BIOS setting. <val> is 0 for enable or 1 for
disable.
[/n<val>] Specifies the action to take if a new device is found. <
<val> is 0 for auto-configuration as a spare or R0/1??
to force into the BIOS Configuration Utility.
[/f<val>] Specifies whether to enable or disable the fast
initialization of logical drives for the adapter. <val> is
0 for disable or 1 for disable.
[/c<val>] Specifies the action to be taken during a check
consistency operation. <val> is 0 for fix and report or
1 for report only.
[/ars<val>] Specifies whether to enable or disable the ability to
resume an incomplete rebuild. <val> is 0 for disable
and 1 for enable.
[/boot<val>] Specifies the number of the logical drive that you can
boot from. <val> is the logical drive number.
[/arb<val>] Specifies whether to enable or disable the ability to
perform automatic rebuilds. <val> is 0 for enable and 1
for disable.
Table5.1 HyperCFG Options and Attributes (Cont.)
Options Description