Hello, everyone.
I am curious about the differences between the commands "bye", "bye -g", and "boot_ontap" in the LOADER state.
For example, after replacing an NVDIMM on an AFF-A700s, we execute boot_ontap, but after replacing an NVDIMM on an AFF-A700, we use bye. I would like to understand the reason behind this difference.
Additionally, I would appreciate your advice on the differences between bye and bye -g.
Finally, a 1TB disk is installed in the Flash Cache Card Slot on the AFF-A700.
However, it is identified as a core dump device rather than serving as a Flash Cache.
Is the disk installed in this slot used exclusively for core dump purposes?
::> sysconfig -a output
slot 6-1: NVMe Coredump Device
Additional Info: 0X917011900207B0SAM00PM17330001T00015000
Serial Number: S5MTNA0T300108
Firmware Version: NA00
Capacity: 894 GB
Sector Size: 512B/sect
Thank you!
have a good day.
