one of my 4100s had a CPU go bad so DEC came out to fix it. I brought the
system down with a
shutdown -h now
and everything proceeded normally. DEC put in the new CPU and brought the
system back up. But now it won't mount
2 nfs file systems in that are in /etc/fstab. Mounting by hand gives me
[root_at_otdx12 /var/adm] mount -a -t nfs
Can't access /disk1: I/O error
Can't access /disk2: Permission denied
here's /etc/fstab
root_domain#root / advfs rw 0 0
/proc /proc procfs rw 0 0
usr_domain#usr /usr advfs rw 0 0
/dev/re1g swap1 ufs sw 0 2
x10:/disk1 /disk1 nfs rw,bg 0 0
x10:/disk2 /disk2 nfs rw,bg 0 0
looking in otdx10's /var/adm/mountdtab I see
x11:/u01
x12:/disk2
x12:/disk1
x11:/disk1
so x10 thinks it is still mounted. How to convince it otherwise? I tried
the 'umount -b' from x12 mentioned in the man page with no success.
The questions:
1. how can I mount the file systems on x12
2. why did this happen? These machines have been rebooted seevral times
with no such consequence. As a matter of fact, when the kernal panicked
yesterday it rebooted and the mounts happened just fine. How can I make it
not happen in the future?
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Daniel Monjar
Manager, Systems
Organon Teknika
Mailto:Daniel.Monjar_at_orgtek.com
Received on Thu Mar 04 1999 - 19:13:56 NZDT