Managing Regions
A region is a grouping of one or more NVDIMMs, or an interleaved set, that can be divided up into one or more Namespaces. Regions are of type PMEM or BLK. See PMEM or BLK modes for more information. Regions can only be created, destroye, and configured using the vendor specific NVDIMM utility that manages the NVDIMMs or BIOS options, if available.
Disabling Regions
1) List all active/enabled regions:
A filtered list of active/enabled regions can be displayed using the -r <region-id>
or --region <region-id>
option, eg:
2) Disable the region
3) Verify the region is disabled by including the -i
option:
A filtered list of disabled/inactive regions can be displayed using the -r <region-id>
or --region <region-id>
option, eg:
Enabling Regions
1) List disabled/inactive regions
A filtered list of active/enabled regions can be displayed using the -r <region-id>
or --region <region-id>
option, eg:
2) Enable the region
3) Verify the region is enabled using ndctl list -R
. Note the 'state' field is not displayed for enabled regions.
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