Dell EMC VxFlex Ready Node 13G, Руководство пользователя

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The output shows the following:
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Enclosure ID (EID): Used in a later step when creating VDs
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Slot ID (SLT) of each drive: Used in a later step when creating VDs
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Drive type: Displays SSD or HDD as the device type. (SSD drives are smaller
—744 GB in this case.)
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Drive state: Should be UGood (unused and good)
3. Verify that the VDs exist on the node:
perccli64.exe /c0/vall show
Output similar to the following is displayed:
If the output confirms that VDs exist on the node, perform the next step to
remove them. Otherwise, skip the step.
4. Remove all existing VDs from the node:
perccli64.exe /c0/vall del
The VDs are removed.
5. Set the controller card boot parameter:
perccli64.exe /c0 set bootwithpinnedcache=on
The boot parameter of the controller card is defined.
Results
You have verified that the disks are in the UGood (unconfigured, but good) state and
that the controller card boot parameter is set to on. You can now create virtual
devices.
Preparing Disks
Creating virtual devices with PERCCLI 55