opensolaris man page for dpt

dpt(7D) 							      Devices								   dpt(7D)

NAME
       dpt - DPT ServeRAID IV SCSI host bus adapter and RAID adapter driver

DESCRIPTION
       The dpt driver is a driver for the DPT (Distributed Processing Technology) family of SmartRAID IV SCSI HBA and RAID adapters. The following
       HBA adapters are supported: PM2024, PM2044UW, PM2044W, PM2124, PM2124W, PM2144UW, and PM2144W.

       The following RAID adapters are supported: PM3224, PM3224W, PM3334UW, and PM3334W.

PRECONFIGURATION
	   o	  DPT PM3224 only: Only EPROM 7A and later versions are supported.

	   o	  DPT PM2024 and PM2124 only: Only EPROM 6D4 and later versions are supported.

	   o	  Use adapters with SmartROM version 3.B or later versions only.

	   o	  Be sure that the controller board is installed in a PCI bus-mastering slot.

	   o	  Disable PCI parity checking if your firmware version is earlier than version 7A, if your system memory is ECC, or if your system
		  does not check parity.

   Known Problems and Limitations
       During  system boot, a message may be displayed saying a DPT controller driver cannot be installed. This message indicates that the mother-
       board installed in your system may contain ECC memory or may not check parity. If you see this message is  displayed,  disable  PCI  parity
       checking.

   Supported Settings
	   o	  I/O Address: Auto

CONFIGURATION
       Auto-configuration  code  determines whether the adapter is present at the configured address and what types of devices are attached to it.
       The DPT ServeRAID is primarily used as a disk array (system drive) controller.

       To configure the attached disk arrays, you must configure the controller (using the configuration utilities provided by the hardware  manu-
       facturer)  before  you  boot  the Solaris operating environment. You use the configuration utilities to set RAID levels, stripe parameters,
       cache mechanisms and perform other functions. For more information, see the user manual supplied with your hardware.

FILES
       /kernel/drv/dpt.conf	dpt configuration file

       /dev/dsk/cndn[s|p]n	block device

       /dev/rdsk/cndn[s|p]n	raw device where:

       cn			controller n

       dn			LUN n (0-7)

       sn			UNIX system slice n (0-15)

       pn			fdisk(1M) partition(0)

ATTRIBUTES
       See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:

       +-----------------------------------------------------------+
       |ATTRIBUTE TYPE		      ATTRIBUTE VALUE		   |
       |Architecture		      x86			   |
       +-----------------------------------------------------------+

SEE ALSO
       fdisk(1M), attributes(5), cmdk(7D)

SunOS 5.11							 27 November 2000							   dpt(7D)