You can query SCSI flash device information using lsscsi
or list your PCI flash module using flash_dom to understand how flash storage
is configured and presented on an Exadata Storage Server
lsscsi -v | grep MARVEL
Note: Flash devices are show four 8, 9, 10,
11. This is because of four flash cards have four FMods. Therefore
there are 16 flash devices and you can use flash_dom to display the details for
the PCI flash devices
flash_dom –l
HBA# Port
Name Chip Vendor/Type/Rev
MPT Rev Firmware Rev IOC
WWID
Serial Number
1. /proc/mpt/ioc0 LSI Logic
SAS1068E C0 105
011b5c00 0
50310020001116a80 465769T+1209A4ADFA
Current active
firmware version is 011b5c00 (1.27.92)
Firmware
image's version is MPTFW-01.27.92.00-IT
x86 BIOS
image's version is MPTBIOS-6.26.00.00 (2008.10.14)
FCode image's
version is MPT SAS FCode Version 1.00.49 (2007.09.21)
D# B___T Type
Vendor Product
Rev Operating System Device Name
1. 0 0 Disk
ATA MARVELLXXXXXXXD21Y
/dev/sdn [8:0:0:0]
2. 0 1 Disk
ATA
MARVELLXXXXXXXD21Y /dev/sdo [8:0:1:0]
3. 0 2 Disk ATA
MARVELLXXXXXXXD21Y /dev/sdp [8:0:2:0]
4. 0 3 Disk
ATA MARVELLXXXXXXXD21Y
/dev/sdq [8:0:3:0]
Validate FMods
You can see the flash devices grouped into sets of four
on PCI slots 1, 2, 4, 5. Each device per PCI slot residing in FDOM 0, 1,
2,OR 3. Each FMOD is 24GB slide of storage x 16 = 284GB. In X2
models, there are 4x 96GB pci FLASH cards per storage cell. Each PCI
flash car has a dvice partitioned per FDOM so there are 16 flash devices.
These flash devices are the flash disks and used for Smart flash cache
and smart flash logging.
You should see 16 FMODs. To validate all FMODs are
present at the OS level, you can perform the following steps:
cellcli > list physicaldisk
where disktype='FlashDisk' attributes name, disktype, physicalSize, slotNumber
flash_dom –l
cellcli > list flashcache
detail
id:
cf20a022-a381-428e-bf6f-ee54dbcdcb56
size:
364.75G
status:
normal
cellcli > list flashlog
detail
id:
e7cbe8c7-d2f3-4d01-9f87-da83861c21d1
size:
512M
status:
normal
To verify hardware profile
/opt/oracle.SupportTools/CheckHWnFWProfile
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