On Nov 19, 2007 9:57 AM, UNIX admin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > That's the plan, at least. I will be working on completely automating such a > cluster deployment, which, once I'm finished, should only take two `pkgadd` > commands; after that, things will just automagically work, period.
It was always my understanding that you buy a 5K euro Netra for the hotswap possibilities and the high availability of the server. I have never ever have heard of having to shutdow a Netra to remove one of internal disks from it's bays. Neither did any Sun engineer in the datacenter ever shut down a Netra for disk removal, and they are over the floor quite some times since we have platinum contracts for most of our important servers and aren't supposed to replace disks ourselfs on those servers. Even the PSUs at the back can be taken out while the system is live. About the cfgadm. I believe it only shows stuff for 'SCSI driven' hardware. It was always my understanding that an Ultra 5 had IDE disks but that they were addressed as SCSI, I am not sure on this one though. On my AMD 4400+ I see the same output as you see on your i86pc system. Which I find quite logical. All my drives are ATA/SATA and not even hotplugable. I only see my USB and Firewire hosts, which are hotplugable. Patrick _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
