The physical capacity of a drive consists of the valid physical capacity and the physical capacity of control information.
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Valid physical capacity [MiB] (totalRawCapacity): Capacity that becomes available as a result of adding the drive to a storage pool
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Physical capacity of control information [MiB] (metaDataPhysicalCapacity): The capacity for storing control information in the drive's total physical capacity allocated to the storage pool
For Mirroring, the valid physical capacity (CrawDevice [MiB]) can be calculated by using the following expression:
The following formula is an approximate expression and there might be a margin of error of up to 1 GiB.
(CrawDevice[MiB]) = floor((Cdevice × 512/(512+8)) - 3072[MiB] - 99288[MiB], 99288[MiB]) floor(value, reference value) : The value is rounded off to a multiple close to the reference value. Cdevice: Drive capacity[MiB]