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BC4000 Series RAID Controllers User Manual
02/13/06
B ro ad c om C o r p or at i on
Page 114 Using bcadm Document BC4000-UM100-R
S e c t i o n 9 : U s i n g b c a d m
W
HAT IS
bcadm?
The bcadm program is a command line tool for managing the BC4000 Series RAID controllers on both Linux
and Windows operating systems. The bcadm program initiates RAID operations such as creating and
transforming arrays, deleting arrays, adding and removing disks, and splitting mirrored arrays. It also provides
information on drive and array states, and, in
--follow mode, logs events and notifies the administrator of any
changes in disk or array status.
The bcadm program has eight primary modes, with most primary modes having additional optional arguments.
The eight modes of operation are:
Follow these instructions to issue the command on your operating system:
To use bcadm on Linux:
By default, bcadm is installed in /bin.
To use bcadm on Windows:
•
Change directory to %Program Files%\RAIDCore\noproc and run the bcadm.exe command from there.
Or
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Add %Program Files%\RAIDCore\noproc to your system or user path environment variables.
Manage Uses the bcadm --manage command to manage and query
controllers, arrays, and disks.
Create Uses the bcadm --create command to create a new array.
Delete Uses the bcadm --delete command to delete arrays.
Transform Uses the bcadm --transform command to transform an array.
Create Copy Uses the bcadm --create-copy command to create a copy of an
existing array.
Split Uses the bcadm --split command to split a mirrored array.
Follow Uses the bcadm --follow command to follow or
monitor arrays and disks.
License Uses the bcadm --license command to view or change the license
level.