describes
the
Driver
Con
fi
guration
components.
Table
5
Driver
Con
fi
guration
menu
components
Menu
Option
Description
NVRAM
Parameters
1.
Edit
Adapter
Settings
Displays
the
Edit
Adapter
Settings
menu.
2.
Edit
Advanced
Settings
Displays
the
Edit
Advanced
Settings
menu.
3.
Edit
Database
Displays
the
Edit
Database
screen.
4.
Edit
Boot
Settings
Displays
the
Edit
Boot
Settings
menu.
Information
5.
Show
Database
Displays
the
contents
of
the
world
wide
name
(WWN)
database
in
table
form.
6.
Show
Translation
Displays
the
SCSI
target
ID
translation
table.
This
table
is
a
list
of
SCSI
TID
and
Fibre
Channel
loop
id
mapping
pairs.
Each
entry
in
the
table
consists
of
the
following
information
about
each
device:
•
SCSI
id
(TID)
•
Fibre
channel
loop
id
(LID)
•
World
wide
port
name
(WWPN)
•
World wide node name (WWNN)
All
numbers
are
in
hexadecimal.
Tid
values
from
0x00
to
0x0A
are
persistent,
and
TID
values
greater
than
0x0A
are
assigned
sequentially
as
devices
are
discovered.
Tid
values
greater
than
0x80
are
fabric-attached
while
those
below
0x7F
are
arbitrated-loop-attached.
7.
Show
NVRAM
Buffer
Displays
the
contents
of
the
local
NVRAM
buffer
in
hexadecimal.
This
is
the
local
buffer
containing
changes
made
prior
to
using
the
Write
selection
to
commit
them
to
the
HBA’s
NVRAM.
8.
Info
Displays
the
following
HBA
information:
•
EFI
device
path
•
Port
WWPN
•
Serial
number
•
SSVID
and
SSDID
from
NVRAM
Use
the
device
path
to
determine
which
HBA
con
fi
guration
is
displayed.
9.
Help
Displays
a
brief
description
of
the
menu
selections.
Operation
10.
Abandon
Abandons
the
changes
in
the
current
Con
fi
guration
protocol
local
buffer
and
reloads
its
contents from the
HBA’s
NVRAM.
11.
Write
Writes
the
current
Con
fi
guration
protocol
local
buffer
to
the
HBA’s
NVRAM.
Use
this
function
any
time
you
use
a
menu
selection
to
modify
con
fi
guration
data.
When
the
NVRAM
has
been
successfully
written,
the
Con
fi
guration
protocol
local
buffer
is
reloaded
from
the
HBA’s
NVRAM.
12.
Quit
Quits
the
Con
fi
guration
protocol
and
returns
to
the
EFI
shell.
You
must
use
the
Write
selection
to
write
any
changes
to
the
HBA’s
NVRAM
before
quitting.
Troubleshooting
Linux
For
troubleshooting
Linux
driver-related
information,
check
the
var/log/messages
fi
le.
If
the
qla2
xxx
driver
detects
any
fabric
or
driver
events,
the
information
about
these
events
reside
in
this
fi
le.
PCI-X
2.0
single-port
and
dual-port
4Gb
FC
adapters
for
Itanium
Linux
and
Windows
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