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Command “c.syscfg cool <CoolMode>” under “mgmt.s \ primary” or
“mgmt.s \ secondary” layer to set the cooling mode. Eg. “c.syscfg cool ac”
to turn into aggressive mode.
Be sure to configure the same on both domain and reboot system to take
effect.
4.3.11.2 EDFB Configuration
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EDFB is a feature of Avago expander chip to boost the IO performance for
the higher speed device to lower speed device by store-and-forward
technology. The EDFB mode is default disabled for RJ-472-05 and RJ-448-
05 JBOD systems and default enabled for RJ-212, RJ-316, RJ-224 and RJ-
424 JBOD systems.
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Users is allowed to enable or disable the feature in console CLI when
required.
Note: as per Avago, EDFB has disk compatibility risk that might casue
some SATA HDDs not detected once enabled. So, please disable the
feature in case the disk compatibility issue is encountered.
For RJ-472-05 and RJ-448-05:
Command “ucfg” under “mgmt.s \c onsole 0” layer to show the command
usage.
Command “ucfg edfb” under “mgmt.s \ console 0” layer to show the
current EDFB status.
Command
“ucfg edfb <EefbMode>” “mgmt.s \ console 0” layer to enable
EDFB mode. Eg. “ucfg edfb en1” to enable EDFB mode for SATA drives.
Please be sure to reboot system to take effect after configuration.