expand raid 5 hp smart array p410i controller

Press ENTER toĭelete the shared IPC that hpacucli left when it died. Terminate the ACU application before running the ACU CLI.

you'll need to clean up.Įrror: Another instance of ACU is already running (possibly a service).

If someone else is doing something funny and manages to crash your new friend. use the plugin here to monitor the state of the array. we're running with FBWC.įBWC is a flash based cache module that does not have the battery limitation of how long it can retain what is written to the module. but, as seen on this capacitor-backed up cache, all is cool. and then test throughput:Įveryone says, BBWC is a must have. of course.Īnd of course, we want to see that our once dismal performance is not so. we need to exit the utility, and then start it up again for the changes to be reflected. => ctrl slot=0 logicaldrive 1 modify aa=enableĪpparently this is a bug. Well, it looks like write caching is not enabled. Parity Initialization Status: Initialization Completed Surface Analysis Inconsistency Notification: Disabled Good to know.ĭegraded Performance Optimization: Disabled Since i'm running an x86_64 box, i need to: Move the unpacked files to corresponding locations: # alien -to-tgz hpacucli-8.50-6.0.noarch.rpmĪlien will report some errors and warnings in your source directory, you'll see hpacucli-8.50.tgz. The tool is supplied on HP Support Pack CDs, if you've got them but you can download a newer version from HP here this links to hpacucli-8.50-6.0.noarch.rpm.Īfter downloading, we need to convert the rpm into a format that we can work with. it has the added bonus of being able to be called by nagios. or! i can install the hp tool HP Array Configuration Utility CLI for Linux ( hpacucli). to administer this, i can either take the system offline and mess around on the controller. The low profile, half height card has 8 ports and utilizes DDR2-800 memory. Max # commands on controller since init: 318 The HP Smart Array P410 is HPs PCI Express (PCIe) 2.0 Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) RAID controller.

Expand raid 5 hp smart array p410i controller