1. Oracle Server CLI Tools for Oracle Solaris 11.4 User's Guide
  2. Using raidconfig to Configure RAID
  3. Modifying a RAID Volume or Controller
  4. Modify a RAID Volume

Modify a RAID Volume

The modify raid subcommand modifies the attributes of a RAID volume.

  1. To modify a RAID volume, type:

    # raidconfig modify raid -r raidvolume option

    For example:

    # raidconfig modify raid -r c0r0 --write-cache=disabled

    The modify raid subcommand requires the option shown in the following table.

    Short Option Long Option Description

    -r

    --raid

    Specifies the RAID volume to modify. This is required for the modify raid subcommand.

    The following table lists additional options for the modify raid subcommand.

    Option Description

    --name

    Specifies the user-defined name to identify the RAID volume. Can be set to an empty string ("").

    --read-cache

    Read cache can be one of the following:

    disabled – Disables RAID read caching

    enabled – Enables RAID read caching

    enabled_adaptive – Enables RAID read adaptive caching

    --write-cache

    Write cache can be one of the following:

    disabled – Disables RAID write caching.

    enabled – Enables RAID write caching.

    enabled_protect – Enables caching only if the battery is available.

    --bios-boot-target=true

    Sets the boot target. When this option is set to true for a specific RAID volume, that RAID volume becomes the BIOS boot target.

Parent topic: Modifying a RAID Volume or Controller