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Modifying Containers
To work with extending a volume set, you must understand:
■ The extend volume set attributes you can specify
■ How to extend a volume set
■ Extending a volume set in a UNIX environment
Understanding the Extend Volume Set Attributes You can Specify
You use the container extend volume command to extend a
volume set. Before extending a volume set, consider the following
attribute you can specify:
■ freespace
Specifying Freespace
The freespace attribute indicates the devices and associated
freespaces used to extend the specified volume set. You can specify
up to 16 freespaces.
In the following example, the container extend volume
command uses 100MB of freespace from SCSI devices (0,2,0) and
(0,3,0) to extend the volume set on container 1:
HPN0> container extend volume 1 ((0,2,0), 100M) ((0,3,0), 100M)
Executing: container extend volume 1
((CHANNEL=0,ID=2,LUN=0),104,857,600 )
((CHANNEL=0,ID=3,LUN=0),104,857,600 )
Container 1 expanded.
Understanding How to Extend a Volume Set
This section provides an example that describes how to extend a
volume set.
Before extending a volume set, use the container list command
to display information about your containers, as in the following
example. In the example, the Total Size column indicates that
container 0 is 100MB (megabytes) in size. The Scsi C:ID:L column
indicates that container 0 occupies space on SCSI device 2:01:0.
HPN0> container list
Executing: container list
Cluster Num Total Oth Stripe Scsi Partition
Dr Partner Label Type Size Ctr Size Usage C:ID:L Offset:Size
-- ------- ----- ------ ------ --- ------ ------- ------ -------------
- HP NetRAID-4M 1
- 4 Working with Disks 4
- 5 Working with Disksets 5
- 9 Modifying Containers 9
- Contents 11
- 13 Working with Tasks 12
- 15 Working with Scripts 13
- Getting Started 15
- Supported Platforms 16
- Organization 16
- Conventions 18
- Related Documentation 18
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 19
- Introducing the Command 21
- Line Interface 21
- Working with Controllers 25
- Windows NT and Windows 2000 28
- Displaying a Controller Name 32
- Displaying Controller Memory 37
- Rescanning a Controller 39
- Displaying a Channel Number 46
- Displaying a Channel’s Type 47
- Resetting a Channel 48
- Understanding Batteries 48
- Reconditioning the Battery 50
- Working with Disks 51
- Understanding Disk Attributes 52
- Displaying Device Types 53
- Displaying Removable Media 54
- Displaying the Vendor ID 54
- Displaying the Product ID 55
- Displaying Disk Usage 56
- Displaying Disk Defects 57
- Initializing a Disk 58
- HPN0> disk list 1 60
- Executing: disk list (ID=1) 60
- Working with Partitions 61
- Displaying a Container’s Type 65
- Num Type R/W 66
- Type R/W 66
- Verifying a Disk 68
- Blinking a Disk Light 69
- Working with S.M.A.R.T. Disks 69
- Exceptions 71
- Displaying the Diskset ID 81
- Displaying the Creator ID 82
- Displaying the Owner 83
- Displaying a Diskset’s Label 85
- Shared Channel 86
- Creating a Diskset 89
- Adding a Disk to a Diskset 90
- Deleting a Diskset 93
- Assigning Diskset Management 94
- Attaching a Diskset 96
- Detaching a Diskset 97
- Changing a Diskset’s Label 98
- Taking Ownership of a Diskset 100
- Working with Disksets 101
- Working with Container 107
- Attributes 107
- (Windows Only) 111
- Displaying a Cluster Partner 113
- Specifying a Cluster Partner 114
- Container verify ENABLED 115
- Errors found 0 115
- Displaying a Container’s ID 116
- Renumbering a Container’s ID 116
- ■ container create mstripe 118
- ■ container create mvolume 118
- ■ container create raid5 118
- ■ container create stripe 118
- ■ container create volume 118
- Understanding Freespace 123
- HPN0> container readonly 0 128
- ■ Lock a container 129
- ■ Unlock a container 129
- Environment 133
- Displaying a Valid Container 135
- ■ Mirror set 136
- ■ Container reconfiguration 136
- ■ Snapshot 136
- ■ RAID-5 set 136
- Working With Single-level 151
- Containers 151
- Working with a Volume Set 152
- Working with a Stripe Set 156
- Working with a Mirror Set 161
- Specifying the I/O Delay 162
- Working with a RAID-5 Set 165
- Working with Multi-level 173
- Mirror Sets 178
- ■ stripe size 179
- ■ container label 179
- Container 0 created 179
- Volume Sets 182
- Stripe Sets 185
- RAID-5 Sets 200
- Modifying Containers 209
- You can Specify 210
- Extending a File System 212
- Working with Mirror Sets 218
- Unmirroring a Mirror Set 220
- Scrubbing a Mirror Set 222
- Scrubbing a RAID-5 Set 226
- Enabling Write Cache 231
- Container 234
- Container You can Specify 237
- Assigning Global Spare Disks 238
- Removing Global Spare Disks 239
- Working with File Systems 241
- Specifying a Container Label 242
- Specifying the File System 242
- Specifying Quick Format 243
- Removing a File System 247
- Extending a Container 248
- Specifying Freespace 249
- Attributes You can Specify 251
- Taking a Container Offline 252
- Deleting a Container 253
- Working with Snapshot 257
- Creating a Snapshot Container 258
- Updating a Snapshot Container 263
- Removing a Snapshot Container 265
- Working with Diagnostic 269
- Commands 269
- Dumping Diagnostic Data 272
- Dumping Data Structures 274
- Clearing Boot Parameters 274
- Setting a Boot Parameter 275
- Setting the Interrupt Count 275
- Setting the Interrupt Timer 276
- Loading Containers 277
- Working with Event 279
- Notification 279
- Enabling E-Mail Notification 280
- Displaying the Mail Server 281
- Displaying the Mail To Line 282
- Setting the Mail Server 283
- How to Set the Mail Server 284
- How to Test the Mail Server 286
- How to Clear the Mail Server 287
- Working with Tasks 289
- Displaying the Task ID 290
- Displaying the Task Function 291
- Displaying the Container ID 292
- Displaying the Task State 292
- Displaying the Task Status 293
- Starting Tasks 294
- Stopping Tasks 295
- Suspending Tasks 296
- Resuming Tasks 297
- Working with Remote 299
- Management 299
- Displaying the Lock Status 300
- Displaying the Computer Name 301
- Database 304
- Connection Database 306
- Working with Scripts 311
- HPN0> @clist.afa 312
- Example Scripts 316
- Example 2 317
- Example 3 318
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