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change disk clearerrordlt
Function
The change disk clearerrordlt command is used to clear the DLT information about a specified disk.
Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
Value |
|---|---|---|
| sdid=? | Physical ID of the disk. | The value ranges from 64 to 4000. To obtain the value, run the sddebug show disk command in the diagnostic view. |
| disk_id=? | Disk ID. | To obtain the value, run "show disk general". |
Example
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Clear the DLT information about the disk whose physical ID is 65.
developer:/>change disk clearerrordlt sdid=65 DANGER: You are about to clear the DLT information about the disks, which may result in a failure of the disks. Suggestion: Note the following before and after the command execution: 1. Ensure that the command is to be executed by the R&D personnel. 2. This command will clear the DLT information about the disks, which may result in a failure of the disks. 3. After executing this command, check whether the service system is running correctly. Have you read danger alert message carefully?(y/n)y Are you sure you really want to perform the operation?(y/n)y Command executed successfully.
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Clear the DLT information about the disk whose ID is "DAE008.10".
developer:/>change disk clearerrordlt disk_id=DAE008.10 DANGER: You are about to clear the DLT information about the disks, which may result in a failure of the disks. Suggestion: Note the following before and after the command execution: 1. Ensure that the command is to be executed by the R&D personnel. 2. This command will clear the DLT information about the disks, which may result in a failure of the disks. 3. After executing this command, check whether the service system is running correctly. Have you read danger alert message carefully?(y/n)y Are you sure you really want to perform the operation?(y/n)y Command executed successfully.
