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Syntax for loading KZPBA storage adapter:
load KZPBA <name> |
Example:
load KZPBA PKA |
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In AlphaStation 400 configuration use the following syntax for KZPBA storage adapter loading:
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The adapter instance name ("PKA" in the example above) is used then for parametrization, for example:
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Configuration parameters
The KZPBA PCI SCSI adapter emulation has the following configuration parameters:
scsi_id
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Value | Specifies SCSI ID of KZPBA PCI SCSI Adapter in a range 0..7 By default the "scsi_id" configuration parameter is set to 7. Example:
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host, port
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Value | These parameters are used in SCSI cluster configurations.
By default the "host" and "port" configuration options are not specified. Syntax:
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where: connection_number = remote_scsi_id * 100 + lun_id Example:
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Parameter | container[N] N is "XXYY" number, |
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Mapping to an ISO file for reading distribution CD-ROM image.
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Mapping to the file representing a physical disk of the HP Alpha system (disk image).
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This parameter is initially not set, thus creating NO storage elements on the controller. |
media_type
Parameter | media_type[N] N is "XXYY" number, |
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Value | Instructs CHARON-AXP to use the supplied value as the PRODUCT field in the SCSI INQUIRY data returned to a software running on virtual HP Alpha system in response to SCSI INQUIRY command. If not specified, CHARON-AXP attempts to guess the SCSI INQUIRY data based on virtual SCSI device type and underlying container (which is specified in the corresponding container configuration parameter). Initially is not specified. Example:
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removable
Parameter | removable[N] N is "XXYY" number, |
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Value | When set to "true", the removable configuration parameter instructs CHARON-AXP to report the corresponding virtual SCSI device as removable. By default the removable configuration parameter is set to "false". Example:
Note that virtual SCSI tapes and CD-ROM devices are always reported as removable regardless of the "removable" configuration parameter. |
geometry
Parameter | geometry[N] N is "XXYY" number, |
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Value | This formatted string value specifies the explicit geometry of the disk storage element. This parameter is not applicable to tape storage elements. The string format is <X>”/”<Y>[“/”<Z>] |
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or <X>”,”<Y>[“,”<Z>][“,”<B>] where:
If this parameter is not set, CHARON-AXP will configure the geometry based on the most probable disk type. Initially not set.
The syntax described above is applicable only to disk storage elements. If the container is a tape image, the following format is used instead: Syntax:
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use_io_file_buffering
Parameter | use_io_file_buffering[N] N is "XXYY" number, |
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Value | When set to "true", instructs CHARON-AXP to enable host operating system I/O cache on reading/writing operations. Note that this caching has a significant effect only in case of mapping to disk and tape containers, not physcial drives. When enabled, host operating system I/O cache may significantly improve I/O performance of the virtual system. At the same time maintaining I/O cache requires additional host resources (CPU and memory) which may negatively affect overall performance of the virtual system. Initially is set to "false". Example:
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