Q-Logic FC0054607-00 A manual Configurable Driver Parameters, Driver Parameter Description

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3–Configuration

Configuring the Driver Parameters

where <options> is one of the configurable parameters listed in Table 3-1 on page 3-8.

For example, the following command sets the maximum device queue depth reported by the QLogic to a value of 32:

#esxcfg-module -s ql2xmaxqdepth=32 qla2xxx

3.To update the ESX RAMdisk image, execute following command:

#esxcfg-boot -b

4.For the preceding changes to take effect, reboot the server as follows:

#reboot

NOTE:

All configuration changes made using the esxcfg-module-scommand are persistent, meaning that the configuration changes will be saved across system reboots.

Table 3-1lists alphabetically all the QLogic driver configurable parameters and provides a brief description of each.

Table 3-1. Configurable Driver Parameters

Driver Parameter

Description

 

 

ql2xallocfwdump

Option to enable allocation of memory for a firmware dump dur-

 

ing adapter initialization. Memory allocation requirements vary by

 

ISP type. 0 = memory not allocated (default).

ql2xcmdtimeout

Timeout value in seconds for scsi command. Default is 20.

ql2xenablemsi

Enables MSI-X/MSI interrupt scheme. Default is 0 = disable

MSI-X/MSI; 1 = enable MSI-X/MSI.

ql2xexectuion_throttle

IOCB exchange count for adapter. Default is 0; set intended

value to override firmware defaults.

ql2xextended_error_logging

Option to enable extended error logging. 0 = no logging (default);

 

1 = log errors.

ql2xiidmaenable

Enables iIDMA settings. Default is 1 = perform iIDMA; 0 = no

 

iIDMA.

 

 

ql2xintrdelaytimer

Waiting time for firmware before it generates an interrupt to the

 

host to notify completion of request.

ql2xioctltimeout

Ioctl timeout value in seconds for pass-through commands.

 

Default is 66.

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