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Subject: RE: IBM serveraid ipsstat physical drive state values
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Hi,

> There are some codes in ipsstat from ips_diskdev_statename(), which ipsstat
> has borrowed from ips.c.  You should be seeing text for some states.

Unfortunatly those are the codes for the logical device, not for the
physical disks. Those codes seem to be undocumented everywhere. :-(

--
Martin