mirror_zfs/scripts/zpool-layout/dragon.ddn.conf

#
# Custom DDN slot mapping for zpool_layout command and
# StorageScaler 6000 enclosures (Dragon Drawer).
#
# Linux	DDN
# Slot	Slot
#
1	1
2	13
3	25
4	37
5	49
6	2
7	14
8	26
9	38
10	50
11	3
12	15
13	27
14	39
15	51
16	4
17	16
18	28
19	40
20	52
21	5
22	17
23	29
24	41
25	53
26	6
27	18
28	30
29	42
30	54
31	7
32	19
33	31
34	43
35	55
36	8
37	20
38	32
39	44
40	56
41	9
42	21
43	33
44	45
45	57
46	10
47	22
48	34
49	46
50	58
51	11
52	23
53	35
54	47
55	59
56	12
57	24
58	36
59	48
60	60
Add [-m map] option to zpool_layout By default the zpool_layout command would always use the slot number assigned by Linux when generating the zdev.conf file. This is a reasonable default there are cases when it makes sense to remap the slot id assigned by Linux using your own custom mapping. This commit adds support to zpool_layout to provide a custom slot mapping file. The file contains in the first column the Linux slot it and in the second column the custom slot mapping. By passing this map file with '-m map' to zpool_config the mapping will be applied when generating zdev.conf. Additionally, two sample mapping have been added which reflect different ways to map the slots in the dragon drawers. 2010-09-16 02:32:27 +04:00			`#`
			`# Custom DDN slot mapping for zpool_layout command and`
			`# StorageScaler 6000 enclosures (Dragon Drawer).`
			`#`
			`# Linux DDN`
			`# Slot Slot`
			`#`
			`1 1`
			`2 13`
			`3 25`
			`4 37`
			`5 49`
			`6 2`
			`7 14`
			`8 26`
			`9 38`
			`10 50`
			`11 3`
			`12 15`
			`13 27`
			`14 39`
			`15 51`
			`16 4`
			`17 16`
			`18 28`
			`19 40`
			`20 52`
			`21 5`
			`22 17`
			`23 29`
			`24 41`
			`25 53`
			`26 6`
			`27 18`
			`28 30`
			`29 42`
			`30 54`
			`31 7`
			`32 19`
			`33 31`
			`34 43`
			`35 55`
			`36 8`
			`37 20`
			`38 32`
			`39 44`
			`40 56`
			`41 9`
			`42 21`
			`43 33`
			`44 45`
			`45 57`
			`46 10`
			`47 22`
			`48 34`
			`49 46`
			`50 58`
			`51 11`
			`52 23`
			`53 35`
			`54 47`
			`55 59`
			`56 12`
			`57 24`
			`58 36`
			`59 48`
			`60 60`