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Chapter 17. Configuring RAID | 
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Chapter 17. Configuring RAID |
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SYNOPSIS
raid autocreate
ARGUMENTS
None
RESULT
A successful raid autocreate command creates a RAID group with these specifications:
All available disks are formatted to create RAID group and hot spare disks.
Disks of equal size are used.
A RAID group consists of five to seven disks.
A hot spare disk is added every 42nd disk.
If possible, disks are allocated across shelves.
On failure, raid autocreate returns a non-zero exit status and relevant error message.
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| Failing a Disk from a RAID Group (raid fail) |  |
Chapter 18. Configuring Hot Spare Disks |
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