My plan is to backup regularly the system disk of cluster node to the second internal harddrive using the [b]lumake[/b](1M) utility. I prepared several BEs on the second disk and when I am trying to run the command I am getting the following error message:
# lumake -n s10u3_c0t1d0s0 Creating configuration for boot environment <s10u3_c0t1d0s0>. Source boot environment is <s10u3_c0t0d0s0>. ERROR: The following required file systems are not mounted by the currently running OS </global/nfs1 /global/nfs2> ERROR: The source boot environment <s10u3_c0t1d0s0> cannot be used to create the target BE <s10u3_c0t1d0s0>. /global/nfs1 and /global/nfs2 are the mount points of shared storage. They are mounted on the second cluster node. The workaround is: to comment these two lines in /etc/vfstab before I start the lumake : /dev/md/nfs1/dsk/d1 /dev/md/nfs1/rdsk/d1 /global/nfs1 vxfs 2 no noatime /dev/md/nfs2/dsk/d1 /dev/md/nfs2/rdsk/d1 /global/nfs2 vxfs 2 no noatime It helps, the lumake works fine, BUT IT"S NOT SAFE! If the node fails and will boot with these lines commented it will not behave well. Is there more a clean solution? Is there anybody who is using LU for cluster node system disk backup? TIA, -- leon [i]x-posted to the Clustering forum[/i] This message posted from opensolaris.org
