Lines Matching refs:pg_id
4191 MAN_DBG(MAN_SWITCH, ("man_do_dr_switch: pg_id %d work:", adp->a_pg_id));
4284 MAN_DBG(MAN_SWITCH, ("man_do_dr_attach: pg_id %d work:", adp->a_pg_id));
4341 MAN_DBG(MAN_SWITCH, ("man_do_dr_detach: pg_id %d work:", adp->a_pg_id));
4598 man_switch_match(man_dest_t *sdp, int pg_id, void *sid)
4613 mdp = &msp->ms_dests[pg_id];
5293 * pg_id - Pathgroup to do switch for.
5358 * happen. Note that we need to switch each of msp->dests[pg_id], for
5375 MAN_DBG(MAN_SWITCH, ("man_prep_dests_for_switch: pg_id %d",
6233 * SSC. The concept of a pathgroup id (pg_id) is used to uniquely identify
6235 * the domain to the SSC (pg_id == 0). On the SSC, there is one pathgroup per
6236 * domain. The pg_id field corresponds to the domain tags A-R. A pg_id of
6237 * 0 means domain tag A, a pg_id of 1 means domain B, etc.
6788 man_find_pg_by_id(man_pg_t *mpg, int pg_id)
6792 if (mpg->mpg_pg_id == pg_id)
7261 * Syntax is "ndd -set /dev/dman <man ppa> <pg_id> <phys ppa>"
7271 int pg_id;
7298 pg_id = (int)mi_strtol(pg_idp, &end, 10);
7309 mpg = man_find_pg_by_id(manp->man_pg, pg_id);
7325 mpath.mip_pg_id = pg_id;