> The disks should should be hot swappable, no?
I've never tried a hotswap myself but a previous discussion may be of help:
http://opensolaris.org/jive/message.jspa?messageID=222069
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daveu,
After a shut down/restart all disks show up normal in the BIOS and show up with
# format.
However, that does not really solve the problem. The disks should should be hot
swappable, no?
Eric
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>> devfsadm
> Okay, did that. Disk still does not show up...
If the disk does not appear when executing either "format" or "iostat -nE"
following
a devfsadm then the disk is either dead or has its data or power connector
disconnected.
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Okay, did that. Disk still does not show up...
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> I ran zpool online and zpool replace but could not get those to work. When I
> do
> a # format the re-inserted disk does not show up in the list.
As root execute "devfsadm".
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Hello All,
First post and brand new to opensolaris, so...please bear with me.
System: Intel S5000VSA with AHCI and sata disks. OS loads fine and I was able
to create zpool test1 with raidz on four disks.
I ran zpool status and could see all disks normal.
I pulled one of the disks out of the b
