Current File : //kernel/drv/lmrc.conf

#
# Copyright (c) 2013, 2015, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
#

lmrc_autofw = "yes"; 

# MSI specific flag. To enable MSI modify the flag value to "yes"
lmrc-enable-msi="yes";

# Fast-Path specific flag. To enable Fast-Path modify the flag value to "yes"
lmrc-enable-fp="yes";

#
# The lmrc driver, as a pHCI driver, must specify the vHCI class it
# belongs to(scsi_vhci).
#
ddi-vhci-class="scsi_vhci";

#
# I/O multipathing (MPxIO) is enabled. Don't edit this property manually.
#
mpxio-disable="no";

#
# The 'lmrc' driver should attempt to use the short 'raid-volume-index' t# in
# its public /dev/[r]dsk/c#t#d0 namespace. Please note that when MPXIO is
# enabled, an interest in using the c0t<raid-volume-index>d0 namespace does not
# guarantee success in reserving - the first interested HBA driver (typically
# boot/root HBA) will get the reservation. The following table shows how the t#
# is formed:
#
#   +---------------+----------------------+-------------------+
#   | mpxio-disable | raid-volume-index-ns | t#                |
#   +---------------+----------------------+-------------------+
#   | no            | 1                    | raid-volume-index |
#   | no            | 0                    | guid              |
#   | yes           | 1                    | raid-volume-index |
#   | yes           | 0                    | unit-address      |
#   +---------------+----------------------+-------------------+
#
# NOTE: The first mpxio-enabled HBA initiator transport instance that specifies
# SCSI_HBA_RAID_VOLUME_INDEX_NS in its scsi_hba_attach_setup(9F) call,
# with its 'raid-volume-index-ns' property being one, will reserve the one
# short mpxio-enabled 'raid-volume-index' c0 namespace available in the system.
# This reservation typically goes to the boot/root device, since that is the
# first instance that attaches. Any subsequent transport instances that find
# the one short mpxio-enabled 'raid-volume-index' c0 namespace already reserved
# will (by default) enumerate with mpxio-disabled (still using the short
# 'raid-volume-index' t# notation). An Oracle developer can tune conflict
# behavior by adjusting the private variable 'scsi_hba_rvi_policy' in
# /etc/system if needed. 
#
raid-volume-index-ns=1;

compatible="pciex1000,5d.1000.9361"	hba-sas-int="iport:@ff";
compatible="pciex1000,5d.1000.9361"
    ancestor-compatible=
      "chassis.ORACLE-SERVER-X5-2"
	sas-bay-labels=
	"/HDD0:@1",	"/HDD1:@2",	"/HDD2:@4",	"/HDD3:@8",
	"/HDD4:@10",	"/HDD5:@20",	"/HDD6:@40",	"/HDD7:@80";

compatible="pciex1000,5d.1000.9361"
    ancestor-compatible=
      "chassis.ORACLE-SERVER-X5-2L"
	sas-bay-labels=
	"/HDD0:@1",	"/HDD1:@2",	"/HDD2:@4",	"/HDD3:@8",
	"/HDD4:@10",	"/HDD5:@20",	"/HDD6:@40",	"/HDD7:@80";