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Driver for Linux - Configuration Section Page 58
Restore All Parameters to Their Earlier Values
If you have made changes to parameters and have not saved them by clicking Apply, and you want to
restore the parameters to their last saved values, click Restore.
Reset All Default Values
Click Defaults to reset all parameter values to their default (out-of-box) values.
Configuration Methods Using lpfc.conf
There are four ways to configure the driver:
• Permanently (global)
• Permanently (per adapter)
• Temporary (global)
• Temporary (per adapter)
Permanent Configuration Methods
Permanent configuration requires that the new values be saved and the driver rebuilt. These changes
are considered permanent because they stay in effect until a driver parameter is changed, saved and the
driver rebuilt again.
All parameters are contained in /etc/lpfc.conf which is symbolically linked to lpfc.conf in the driver
installation directory.
To make changes that impact all host bus adapters in the system (global changes), edit the
lpfc.conf file. Parameter values are hexadecimal and decimal.
1. Go to the driver source directory /usr/src/lpfc.
2. Edit lpfc.conf to change the desired parameter.
3. Save the changes.
4. Navigate to the /usr/sbin/hbanyware directory and run the scripts to stop HBAnyware processes.
Type:
./stop_hbanyware
5. Unload the lpfcdfc driver. Type:
rmmod lpfcdfc
6. Unload the lpfc driver. Type:
rmmod lpfc
7. Navigate to the /usr/src/lpfc directory and rebuild the driver. Type:
make clean
make
make install
8. When the make finishes successfully, type:
insmod lpfc
insmod lpfcdfc
9. HBAnyware services will start automatically when you launch the application.
10. Rebuild the intial ramdisk image so the lpfc reconfigured driver loads when the system boots.
Refer to the "Create a New Initial Ramdisk Image" procedure on page 61 for more information.
- Emulex Driver and Utilities 1
- Installation 7
- Compatibility 8
- Known Issues 8
- Installing the Driver Kit 9
- Directory Structure 10
- Upgrading the Kernel 12
- Installing the Utilities 18
- Uninstalling the Utililities 19
- Configuration 20
- Examples of Modifications 21
- The Menu Bar 22
- The Toolbar 22
- The Toolbar Icon Definitions 23
- Sort and Display Icons 23
- The Discovery Tree 24
- Property Tabs 25
- Status Bar 25
- Start lputil 28
- HBA Tasks 29
- Discover HBAs Using lputil 30
- Sort HBA Information 31
- button 32
- Sort Local HBAs Using lputil 32
- View Discovered Elements 32
- View Host Attributes 33
- View Target Attributes 34
- View LUN Attributes 35
- View Fabric Attributes 37
- View General HBA Attributes 37
- Status Area Field Definitions 38
- View Detailed HBA Attributes 39
- View Port Information 40
- Port Field Definitions 41
- View Statistics 42
- View Firmware Information 44
- View Target Mapping 45
- View Driver Parameters 46
- Driver Parameter Tab Buttons 48
- ./stop_hbanyware 48
- Figure 20: The Main Menu 49
- Reset Adapters 50
- Reset the HBA Using lputil 51
- Update Firmware 52
- Prerequisites 53
- Procedure 53
- Update Firmware Using lputil 55
- Boot Code 56
- Load Boot Code using lputil 58
- Configure the Driver 61
- Reset All Default Values 64
- Set Up LUN Support 67
- Understand Device Numbering 68
- Download PCI Configuration 68
- The 'devlabel' Tool 72
- Set Up Persistent Binding 73
- Add Persistent Binding 74
- HBAnyware Security 76
- Access Control Groups 78
- ACG Icons 80
- Create the ACG 80
- Add a Server to the ACG 81
- Delete a Server from the ACG 82
- Generate New Security Keys 84
- Access a Switch 86
- Access Sub-Groups 87
- ASG Icons 88
- Create an ASG 88
- Reserved Indices - Examples 90
- Add a Server to an ASG 90
- Deleting an ASG 91
- Edit an ASG 91
- Backup Masters 93
- Create a Backup Master 95
- Troubleshooting 98
- Disable the rmserver process: 101
- Error Message Situations 105
- Introducton 108
- Message Group Masks 109
- Message Log Example 110
- ELS Events (0100 - 0199) 111
- Mailbox Events (0300 - 0399) 123
- LUN <num> 153
- Link Events (1300 - 1399) 159
- SLI Events (1400 - 1499) 160
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