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8. The newly created RAID-Copy array is created as a free disk drive. You must now
make it a system disk drive, and configured it on the using system:
a. Using the RAID-Copy array serial number that was created in step 6 on
page 153, type:
ssaraid -H -l ssa2 -n 185439188B4F4CT -a use=system
The RAID-Copy array is now a system disk drive.
b. If you now give the cfgmgr command, the RAID-Copy array is configured, and
is given the next available hdisk name; for example, hdisk6.
If you want to configure the RAID-Copy array, and use a specific hdisk name,
type:
mkdev -t hdisk -p ssar -w 185439188B4F4CT -l hdiskname
where 185439188B4F4CT is the RAID-Copy serial number, and hdiskname is any
hdisk name that you select; for example, hdisk5copy.
9. When you no longer need the data that is on the RAID-Copy array, you can
recouple the RAID-Copy array to the parent array or delete it. To delete the
RAID-Copy array type:
ssaraid -D -l ssa2 -n hdiskx -u
where hdiskx is the hdisk name that was assigned to the RAID-Copy array when
that array was configured in step 8.
154 User’s Guide and Maintenance Information
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