This chapter discusses the luxadm subcommands and is divided into the following sections:

• Subcommand Support Matrix

• Checking and Setting Disk LEDs

• Downloading Firmware and fcode

• Accessing the Enclosure Services Card

• Performing Enclosure and Disk Operations

• Displaying and Setting NVRAM

• Removing, Inserting, and Replacing Enclosures and Disks

The following table lists the basic luxadm subcommands and indicates which commands are supported on the Sun StorEdge A5x00 disk array, the SPARCstorage Array, SPARCstorage RSM trays, and the Sun Fire 880 internal storage array. See Appendix A for information about expert mode subcommands and their supported platforms.

Subcommand Options

The following options are supported by all subcommands:

Checking the Current State of a Disk LED (led)

Use the led subcommand to check the current state of the yellow LED associated with a specific disk. For a Sun Fire 880 internal disk, this is the OK-to-Remove LED.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• Sun Fire 880 disks

• SPARCstorage Array

• SPARCstorage RSM

  luxadm [ -v ] led { enclosure,dev... | pathname...}

  
  

  TABLE 2-2 led Options and Arguments

  Option/Argument	Description
  enclosure	The box_name of a Sun StorEdge A5x00 IB or Sun Fire 880 SES that you assign with the luxadm enclosure_name subcommand. See About Addressing a Disk or Disk Array for more information.
  dev	The slot number of a specific disk in an enclosure. For a Sun StorEdge A5x00 device this is [ ,f ] or [ ,r ] and the slot number; for a Sun Fire 880 device this is [ ,s ] and the slot number. See About Addressing a Disk or Disk Array for more information.
  pathname	The physical path name, logical path name, or WWN of a specific disk in an array.

  
  

Example:

# luxadm led /devices/pci@8,600000/SUNW,qlc@2/fp@0,0/ssd@w210000203717802c,0:c,raw

LED state is OFF for device in location: front,slot 3

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Setting a Disk LED to the Blink Mode (led_blink)

Use the led_blink subcommand to make the LED associated with a specific disk blink or flash. For a Sun Fire 880 internal disk, this is the OK-to-Remove LED.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• Sun Fire 880 internal storage array

  luxadm [ -v ] led_blink { enclosure,dev... | pathname...}

  
  

Example:

# luxadm led_blink dak,s3

LED state is BLINKING for device in location: slot 3

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Turning Off a Disk LED (led_off)

Use the led_off subcommand to turn off the yellow LED associated with a specific disk. For a Sun Fire 880 internal disk, this is the OK-to-Remove LED.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• Sun Fire 880 internal storage array

• SPARCstorage Array

• SPARCstorage RSM

  luxadm [ -v ] led_off { enclosure,dev... | pathname...}

  
  

Example:

# luxadm led_off /devices/pci@8,600000/SUNW,qlc@2/fp@0,0/ssd@w210000203717802c,0:c,raw

LED state is OFF for device in location: front,slot 0

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Turning On a Disk LED (led_on)

Use the led_on subcommand to turn on the OK-to-Remove LED associated with a specific disk.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

• SPARCstorage RSM

  luxadm [ -v ] led_on pathname

  
  

Probing for Sun StorEdge A5x00 Disk Arrays and Sun Fire 880 Internal Storage Arrays (probe)

Use the probe subcommand to display information about all attached Sun StorEdge A5x00 disk arrays, Sun Fire 880 internal storage arrays, and individual FC-AL devices. The information displayed includes the logical path names, the World Wide Names (WWNs), and the enclosure names.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• Sun Fire 880 internal storage array

• Individual FC-AL devices

  luxadm [ -v ] probe [-p]

  
  

The following example shows the enclosure information displayed by the probe subcommand issued to a Sun Fire 880 system (DAKTEST) with an attached Sun StorEdge A5x00 disk array (DRIVEBAY).

Example:

# luxadm probe

Found Enclosure(s):

SUNWGS INT FCBPL   Name: DAKTEST   Node WWN:50000800208618f7

 Logical Path:/dev/es/ses0

 Logical Path:/dev/es/ses1

SENA           Name: DRIVEBAY   Node WWN:500008002000000eda0 

  Logical Path:/dev/es/ses4

  Logical Path:/dev/es/ses5

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Displaying Enclosure or Device Specific Data (display)

Use the display subcommand to display enclosure specific or device specific data.

Enclosure data consists of enclosure environmental sense information and status for all subsystem devices including disks. Device data consists of inquiry, capacity, and configuration information.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• Sun Fire 880 internal storage array

• Individual FC-AL devices

• SPARCstorage Array

  luxadm display enclosure[,dev]... | pathname... luxadm display -p pathname... luxadm display -r enclosure[,dev]... | pathname... luxadm display -v enclosure[,dev]... | pathname...

  
  

Example: Display of Sun Fire 880 internal storage array enclosure information

# luxadm display DAKTEST

SUNWGS INT FCBPL

DISK STATUS 

SLOT   DISKS             (Node WWN) 

0      On (O.K.)         20000020371b1edd    

1      On (O.K.)         20000020371b153f    

2      On (O.K.)         200000203708c412    

3      Not Installed                         

4      Not Installed                         

5      On (O.K.)         20000020371b1f06    

6      On (O.K.)         20000020371b1fa8    

7      On (O.K.)         200000203708c525    

8      On (O.K.)         20000020371b1fe3    

9      Not Installed                         

10     Not Installed                         

11     On (O.K.)         200000203708c468 

SUBSYSTEM STATUS

FW Revision:9203   Box ID:0

Node WWN:50000800208618f7    Enclosure Name:DAKTEST

SSC100's - 0=Base Bkpln, 1=Base LoopB, 2=Exp Bkpln, 3=Exp LoopB 

      SSC100 #0:    O.K.(11.A)

      SSC100 #1:    Not Installed

      SSC100 #2:    O.K.(11.A)

      SSC100 #3:    Not Installed

           Temperature Sensors - 0 Base, 1 Expansion                       

           0:27ºC 1:24ºC  (All temperatures are NORMAL.)   

 Default Language is USA English, ASCII 

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# luxadm display /dev/es/ses5

                                  DISK STATUS 

 SLOT   FRONT DISKS       (Node WWN)          REAR DISKS        (Node WWN)

 0      On (O.K.)         20000020370bd55a    On (O.K.)         20000020370bc45b

 1      On (O.K.)         20000020370bd634    On (O.K.)         20000020370bd23a

 2      On (O.K.)         20000020370b8b7b    On (O.K.)         20000020370bcaba

 3      On (O.K.)         20000020370bd633    On (O.K.)         20000020370bbcb0

 4      On (O.K.)         20000020370bafbe    On (O.K.)         20000020370bab00

 5      On (O.K.)         20000020370bd574    On (O.K.)         20000020370bd55e

 6      On (O.K.)         20000020370bb713    On (O.K.)         20000020370bc835

                                 SUBSYSTEM STATUS

FW Revision:1.09   Box ID:0   Node WWN: 508002000000eda0  Enclosure Name:DRIVEBAY

 Power Supplies (0,2 in front, 1 in rear)

         0 O.K.(rev.-02) 1 O.K.(rev.-02) 2 O.K.(rev.-02)

 Fans (0 in front, 1 in rear)

         0 O.K.(rev.-05) 1 O.K.(rev.-00)

 ESI Interface board(IB) (A top, B bottom)

         A: O.K.(rev.-04)

                 GBIC module (1 on left, 0 on right in IB)

                 0 O.K.(mod.-01)

                 1 Not Installed

         B: O.K.(rev.-04)

                 GBIC module (1 on left, 0 on right in IB)

                 0 Not Installed

                 1 Not Installed

 Disk backplane (0 in front, 1 in rear)

         Front Backplane: O.K.(rev.-04)

           Temperature sensors (on front backplane)

           0:34ºC 1:36ºC 2:37ºC 3:36ºC 4:36ºC 5:36ºC 

           6:36ºC  (All temperatures are NORMAL.)

         Rear Backplane:  O.K.(rev.-04)

           Temperature sensors (on rear backplane)

           0:37ºC 1:36ºC 2:34ºC 3:37ºC 4:36ºC 5:37ºC 

           6:36ºC  (All temperatures are NORMAL.)

 Interconnect assembly

         O.K.(rev.-02)

 Loop  configuration

         Loop A is configured as a single loop.

         Loop B is configured as a single loop.

 Language        USA English   

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Displaying Disk Information (inquiry)

Use the inquiry subcommand to display information for a specific disk.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• Sun Fire 880 internal storage array

• Individual FC-AL devices

• SPARCstorage Array

• SPARCstorage RSM

  luxadm [ -v ] inquiry { enclosure[,dev]... | pathname...}

  
  

Example:

# luxadm inquiry macs1

INQUIRY:

  Physical path:

  /devices/pci@8,700000/pci@2/SUNW,qlc@4/fp@0,0/ses@w5080020000061899,0:0

Vendor:                     SUN     

Product:                    SENA            

Revision:                   1.05

Device type:                0xd (SES device)

Removable media:            no

Medium Changer Element:     no

ISO version:                0

ECMA version:               0

ANSI version:               3 (Device complies to SCSI-3)

Terminate task:             no

Response data format:       2

Additional length:          0x7b

Command queueing:           no

              VENDOR-SPECIFIC PARAMETERS

Byte#                  Hex Value                             ASCII

51    00 00 00 00                                         ....

95    6d 61 63 73 31 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00     macs1...........

      00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00     ................

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Downloading Firmware (download)

Use the download subcommand to download a PROM image to the FEPROMs on a Sun StorEdge A5x00 disk array IB or a SPARCstorage Array controller board.

Use the download subcommand to restore the original flash image into the flash PROMs on both backplanes on a Sun Fire 880 system.

In a Sun StorEdge A5x00 disk array or Sun Fire 880 internal storage array, when the download is complete, the disk array is reset and the downloaded code is executed.

In a SPARCstorage Array, when the download is complete, you must reset the SPARCstorage Array to execute the downloaded code.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• Sun Fire 880 internal storage array

• SPARCstorage Array

  luxadm [ -v ] download [-s][-w WWN] [-f filename-path] enclosure...| pathname

  
  
  
  

  ---

  Caution Caution - When using the -s option, the download modifies the FEPROM in the Sun StorEdge A5x00 disk array.

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  Note Note - The -s option does not apply to the SPARCstorage Array controller, as it always writes the downloaded firmware into the FEPROM. The -s option does not apply to the Sun Fire 880 internal storage array, as it always writes the downloaded firmware into the flash memory.

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Changing a SPARCstorage Array WWN (download)

Use the download subcommand to change the WWN of a SPARCstorage Array controller board.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

  luxadm [ -v ] download [-w WWN] pathname

  
  

Downloading fcode to FC25/S Host Adapters (fc_s_download)

Use the fc_s_download subcommand to download new fcode into all the FC25/S SBus cards. (This is the 25-MHz host adapter card that connects to
SPARCstorage Arrays.)

The fc_s_download subcommand is interactive; it waits for user confirmation before downloading the fcode.

The version of the FC25/S SBus cards fcode that was released with this version of the operating system is located in the directory usr/lib/firmware/fc_s and is named fc_s_fcode .

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

  
  

  ---

  Caution Caution - Ensure that you download the /usr/lib/firmware/fc_s/fc_s_fcode file.

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  Caution Caution - Only use the fc_s_download subcommand in single-user mode; otherwise, the FC25/S card could be reset. luxadm [ -v ] fc_s_download [-F] [-f fcode-file]

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Downloading fcode to FC100 Host Adapters (fcal_s_download)

Use the fcal_s_download subcommand to download new fcode into all the FC100/S SBus or FC100/P PCI host adapters or to display the current version of the fcode in each host adapter. (This is the 100-MHz host adapter card that connects to the Sun StorEdge A5x00 disk array.)

The fcal_s_download subcommand is interactive and waits for user confirmation before downloading the fcode.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

  
  

  ---

  Caution Caution - Ensure that you download the /usr/lib/firmware/fc_s/fcal_s_fcode file.

  ---

  
  
  

  ---

  Caution Caution - Do not attempt to download fcode to a FC100/S SBus or FC100/P PCI card that is in your boot path. Boot from another device, such as a CD-ROM, and then download the fcode.

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  luxadm [ -v ] fcal_s_download [ -f fcode-file ]

  
  

Downloading fcode to FC/S, FC100/S, FC100/P, and FC100/2P Host Adapters (fcode_download)

Use the fcode_download subcommand to locate the FC/S, FC100/S, FC100/P, and FC100/2P host adapter cards, download the fcode contained in the directory
dir-name to the appropriate cards, and to display the current version of the fcode in each host adapter.

The fcode_download subcommand is interactive and waits for user confirmation before downloading the fcode.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

  
  

  ---

  Caution Caution - Only use the fcode_download subcommand in single-user mode; otherwise, the host adapter card could be reset.

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  luxadm [ -v ] fcode_download [-p] [-d dir-name]

  
  

Downloading fcode to FC100/P and FC100/2P Host Adapters (qlgc_s_download)

Use the qlgc_s_download subcommand to download the fcode contained in the file fcode-file into all the FC100/P and FC100/2P PCI host adapter cards or to display the current version of the fcode in each host adapter.

The qlgc_s_download subcommand is interactive and waits for user confirmation before downloading the fcode.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• Sun Fire 880 internal storage array

  
  

  ---

  Caution Caution - Only use the qlgc_s_download subcommand in single-user mode; otherwise, the host adapter card could be reset.

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  luxadm [ -v ] qlgc_s_download [-f fcode-file]

  
  

The env_display and various alarm subcommands apply only to an Enclosure Services Card (SES) in a RSM tray in a SPARCstorage Array. The RSM tray is addressed by using the logical or physical path of the SES device or by specifying the controller followed by the tray number. The controller is addressed by cN or the physical path to the controller in the SPARCstorage Array.

Displaying Environmental Information (env_display)

Use the env_display subcommand to display the environmental information for a SPARCstorage Array or SPARCstorage RSM.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

• SPARCstorage RSM

  luxadm [ -v ] env_display { pathname | controller tray-number }

  
  

Disabling the Alarm (alarm_off)

Use the alarm_off subcommand to disable the audible alarm for this enclosure. When invoked without an option, the current state of audible alarm is printed.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

• SPARCstorage RSM

  luxadm [ -v ] alarm_off { pathname | controller tray-number }

  
  

Enabling the Alarm (alarm_on)

Use the alarm_on subcommand to enable the audible alarm for this enclosure. When invoked without an option, the current state of audible alarm is printed.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

• SPARCstorage RSM

  luxadm [ -v ] alarm_on { pathname | controller tray-number }

  
  

Setting the Alarm (alarm_set)

Use the alarm_set subcommand to set the duration of the audible alarm to a specified number of seconds.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

• SPARCstorage RSM

  luxadm [ -v ] alarm_set { pathname | controller tray-number } [seconds]

  
  

Renaming a Sun StorEdge A5x00 Disk Array or Sun Fire 880 Internal Storage Array (enclosure_name)

Use the enclosure_name subcommand to change the enclosure name of a Sun StorEdge A5x00 array or a Sun Fire 880 enclosure.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• Sun Fire 880 internal storage array

  luxadm [ -v ] enclosure_name new-name enclosure | pathname

  
  

Collecting Performance Statistics (perf_statistics)

Use the perf_statistics subcommand to enable or disable the accumulation of performance statistics for a specific SPARCstorage Array controller.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

  
  

  ---

  Note Note - You must enable the accumulation of performance statistics before you can use the display -p subcommand. luxadm [ -v ] perf_statistics [ -e ] pathname

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Powering Off an Enclosure or Disk Drive (power_off)

Use the power_off subcommand to set an enclosure to the power-save mode.

When an Enclosure Services Card in a SPARCstorage Array is addressed, the RSM tray is powered off.

When a disk drive in a Sun StorEdge A5x00 is addressed, the drive is set to the drive off/unmated state. When it is set to the drive off/unmated state, the drive is spun down (stopped) and put in the bypass mode.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• SPARCstorage Array

  luxadm [ -v ] power_off { enclosure[,dev]... | pathname...}

  
  

Powering On an Enclosure or Disk Drive (power_on)

Use the power_on subcommand to set a drive to its normal power-on state. If you specify a Sun StorEdge A5x00 disk drive, the power_on subcommand sets the specified disks to the normal start-up state.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

  luxadm [ -v ] power_on { enclosure[,dev]... | pathname...}

  
  

Releasing Disks (release)

Use the release subcommand to release one or more disk drives from reservation.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• SPARCstorage Array

• SPARCstorage RSM

  luxadm [ -v ] release { pathname...}

  
  

Reserving Disks (reserve)

Use the reserve subcommand to reserve the specified disk(s) for exclusive use by the host from which the subcommand was issued.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• SPARCstorage Array

• SPARCstorage RSM

  luxadm [ -v ] reserve { pathname...}

  
  

Setting the Boot Device Variable (set_boot_dev)

Use the set_boot_dev subcommand to set the boot device variable in the system PROM to a physical device name. The set_boot_dev subcommand normally runs interactively; it requests confirmation for setting the default boot device in the PROM.

Supported on:

• StorEdge A5x00

• SPARCstorage Array

• SPARCstorage RSM

  luxadm [ -v ] set_boot_dev [ -y ] pathname

  
  

Starting Disks (start)

Use the start subcommand to spin up the specified disk(s). If pathname specifies the SPARCstorage Array controller, this action applies to all disks in the SPARCstorage Array.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

  luxadm [ -v ] start [ -t tray-number ] pathname

  
  

Stopping Disks (stop)

Use the stop subcommand to spin down one or more disks.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

  luxadm [ -v ] stop [ -t tray-number ] pathname

  
  

Enabling and Disabling Fast Write (fast_write )

Use the fast_write subcommand to enable or disable the use of the NVRAM to enhance the performance of writes in the SPARCstorage Array.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

  luxadm [ -v ] fast_write [-s] -c -d -e pathname

  
  

Displaying Fast Write Data (nvram_data)

Use the nvram_data subcommand to display the amount of fast write data in the NVRAM for a specific disk. This command can only be used for an individual disk.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

  luxadm [ -v ] nvram_data pathname

  
  

Purging Fast Write Data From NVRAM (purge)

Use the purge subcommand to purge any fast write data from NVRAM for one or more disks.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

  
  

  ---

  Caution Caution - Use the purge subcommand with caution, usually only when a drive has failed.

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  luxadm [ -v ] purge pathname

  
  

Flushing NVRAM (sync_cache)

Use the sync_cache subcommand to flush all outstanding writes for one or more disks from NVRAM to the media. If pathname specifies the controller, this action applies to all disks in the SPARCstorage Array subsystem.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage Array

  luxadm [ -v ] sync_cache pathname

  
  

This section discusses how to remove, insert, and replace disk drives, enclosures, or a chain of enclosures. For more detailed instructions on performing these operations with a Sun StorEdge A5x00 disk array or Sun Fire 880 internal storage array, see
Chapter 3 and refer to the service manual for your enclosure.

Removing Devices (remove_device )

Use the remove_device subcommand to hot-plug a disk drive, enclosure, or a chain of enclosures. This subcommand interactively guides you through hot-plugging of one or more devices.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• Sun Fire 880 internal storage array

• SPARCstorage RSM

In the Sun StorEdge A5x00 disk array and the Sun Fire 880 internal storage array, the remove_device subcommand:

• Checks whether the device is busy and if so warns you.

• Takes the device offline (this fails if the disk drive is open).

• Informs you when you can safely remove the the device(s).

• Informs you which device to remove by blinking the yellow LED on the Sun StorEdge A5x00 disk array and turning on an OK-to-Remove LED on the Sun Fire 880 internal storage array.

• Displays a list of devices to be removed and requests confirmation.

• Removes the logical device names for the device that was removed.

In the SPARCstorage RSM, the remove_device subcommand:

• Takes the device offline.

• Quiesces the bus for buses that support quiescing.

• Informs you that you can safely replace the device.

• Requests confirmation that the device has been replaced.

• Unquiesces the bus for buses that support quiescing.

• Brings the device back online.

• Removes the logical device name for the device that was removed.

  luxadm [ -v ] remove_device [ -F ] { enclosure,dev... | pathname... }

  
  

Example:

# luxadm remove_device macs1,f1

  WARNING!!! Please ensure that no filesystems are mounted on these device(s).

  All data on these devices should have been backed up.

The list of devices which will be removed is:

  1: Box Name "macs1" frontslot 1

Please enter 'q' to Quit OR <Return> to Continue: 

stopping: Drive in "macs1" front slot 1....Done

offlining: Drive in "macs1" front slot 1....Done

Hit <Return> after removing the device(s).

You must physically remove the device at this time. After you press a key, the following data is displayed:

 Drive in Box Name "macs1" front slot 1

    Removing Logical Nodes: 

	Removing c2t1d0s0

	Removing c2t1d0s1

	Removing c2t1d0s2

	Removing c2t1d0s3

	Removing c2t1d0s4

	Removing c2t1d0s5

	Removing c2t1d0s6

	Removing c2t1d0s7

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Inserting Devices (insert_device)

Use the insert_device subcommand to hot-plug a new disk drive, enclosure, or chain of enclosures. If you specify more than one enclosure, you can perform concurrent hot-plug operations on multiple buses.

Supported on:

• Sun StorEdge A5x00

• Sun Fire 880 internal storage array

• SPARCstorage RSM

The insert_device subcommand interactively guides you through the hot-plug procedure of one or more devices. In the Sun StorEdge A5x00 disk array and the Sun Fire 880 internal storage array, the insert_device subcommand:

• Informs you when you can safely insert the device(s).

• Requests confirmation that the list(s) is as expected.

• Informs you which slot to insert the new drive into by turning on an OK-to Remove LED (Sun Fire 880 systems only).

• Creates the logical device names for the new devices.

• Displays the logical path name for the devices.

In the SPARCstorage RSM, the insert_device subcommand:

• Quiesces the bus for buses that support quiescing.

• Informs you that you can safely insert the device.

• Requests confirmation that the device has been inserted.

• Unquiesces the bus for buses that support quiescing.

• Creates the logical device name for the new device.

  luxadm [ -v ] insert_device enclosure,dev...]

  
  

Example:

# luxadm insert_device, macs1,f1

The list of devices which will be inserted is:

  1: Box Name "macs1" front slot 1

Please enter 'q' to Quit or <Return> to Continue: 

Hit <Return> after inserting the device(s).

You must physically install the disk drive at this time. After pressing any key, the following data is displayed:

 Drive in Box Name "macs1" front slot 1

  Logical Nodes under /dev/dsk and /dev/rdsk :

	c2t1d0s0

	c2t1d0s1

	c2t1d0s2

	c2t1d0s3

	c2t1d0s4

	c2t1d0s5

	c2t1d0s6

	c2t1d0s7

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Replacing Devices (replace_device)

Use the replace_device subcommand to hot-plug a device.

The replace_device subcommand interactively guides you through the hot- plug procedure of one or more devices. The replace_device subcommand:

• Takes the device offline.

• Quiesces the bus for buses that support quiescing.

• Informs you that you can safely replace the device.

• Requests confirmation that the device has been replaced.

• Unquiesces the bus for buses that support quiescing.

• Brings the device back online.

Supported on:

• SPARCstorage RSM

  luxadm [ -v ] replace_device [ -F ] pathname

  
  

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