D-12
Installing and Using the Command Line Utility
getlogs
Provides access to the status
and event logs of a
controller. You can retrieve
four different types of logs:
■
DEVICE log lists any
device errors the
controller has
encountered.
■
DEAD log records any
occurrences of defunct
drives.
■
EVENT log lists special
events that may have
occurred (e.g., rebuilds,
LDMs, etc.).
■
UART log records low
level debug and trace
information from the
controller.
ARCCONF GETLOGS
controller type
where:
■
controller
is the
controller number
■
type
is the type of log to
retrieve:
DEVICE,
DEAD,
EVENT,
UART
Example:
ARCCONF GETLOGS 1 DEVICE
Return Values:
SUCCESS: 0x00 Indicates
the command completed
successfully
FAILURE: 0x01 Indicates
the command failed
getversion
Lists version information for
the controller’s software
components, including
information about the BIOS,
driver, firmware currently
running, and firmware that
will run after a reboot.
Note:
The firmware version
that will run after a reboot is
called the “staged”
firmware.
ARCCONF GETVERSION
Return Values:
SUCCESS: 0x00 Indicates
the command completed
successfully
FAILURE: 0x01 Indicates
the command failed
Function
What it does
Command
