Hi there,
I was trying to encapsulate a root disk (c0t0d0). When I run vxdiskadm option
2
to encapsulate c0t0d0, it said it was trying to encapsulate, then I was
rebooting
the server, thinking that the root disk will be encapsulated. Strangely enough,
after the server reboots, the root disk
Hi David,
are you using EMC powerpath in the server. I have seen similar problem recently
and a reinstall of powerpath software has solved the problem.
I will be interested in vxdisk list and format output (if solaris) also.
Please let us know abt the Veritas case update which you have opened.
storage lun is looking okay from the output you have given, what is the block
size of the veritas file system .
Regards,
Munish
Andrey Dmitriev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Linux
/dev/vx/dsk/sundg/u01vol on /u01 type vxfs
(rw,delaylog,largefiles,ioerror=mwdisable)
-Andrey
-Original
On Wed, Oct 10, 2007 at 09:23:29PM +0530, Arjun koneru wrote:
if the slices 3 and 4 of your bootdisk are not used for anything - zero them
out using format , run vxdctl enable and try the encap again.
Probably not a bad idea. But remove the disk from the diskgroup first.
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Darren Dunham
Only as of Solaris 10 update 4 can you boot from ZFS. AT least, I think
you can. Zone roots can definitely go on ZFS, unsure about global zone.
I'm researching that question currently.
Raw devices = bad idea. PITA (as is preallocated table space, watch the
DBAs suck up all available disk space
