: fcp disk under SUSE9
We use FCP with SLES 9 all the time.
Is your disk on two paths? If so, then you also need to have MPIO
installed and running. (multipathd and boot.multipath)
You ran mkinitrd and zipl, but did you notice if they were successful?
Is /boot on its own disk? Is it mounted RW
and then the vgchange
Thanks, Bob
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Behalf Of Richard Troth
Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 7:15 PM
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Subject: Re: fcp disk under SUSE9
We use FCP with SLES 9 all the time
On 3/10/2009 at 10:34 AM, Robert J McCarthy bob.mccar...@custserv.com
wrote:
Two additional pieces of information that I forget to mention. After the
SUSE 9 guest is re-IPLed, the volume group can most of the time be
activated by entering a vgchange -ay command. Occassionally this does
not
On 3/6/2009 at 11:15 AM, Robert J McCarthybob.mccar...@custserv.com
wrote:
We are attempting to use zfcp scsi devices with SuSE 9 sp4 (linux on z)
We place a 10gb lun into a volume group.
We have to manually create the volume groups since yast is not working for
SUSE 9 (known issue)
We are attempting to use zfcp scsi devices with SuSE 9 sp4 (linux on z)
We place a 10gb lun into a volume group.
We have to manually create the volume groups since yast is not working fo
r
SUSE 9 (known issue)
Once this procedue is completed, the disk is recognized
and can be used for
We use FCP with SLES 9 all the time.
Is your disk on two paths? If so, then you also need to have MPIO
installed and running. (multipathd and boot.multipath)
You ran mkinitrd and zipl, but did you notice if they were successful?
Is /boot on its own disk? Is it mounted RW? Is the underlying
