Hi -
My original question:
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I've got the following set of errors in /var/adm/messages:
vm_swap_init: vm_swapon for /dev/vol/rootdg/swapvol device failed
vmunix: vm_swap_init: swap is set to lazy (over commitment) mode
vmunix: LSM: Can't open device rz16a, device busy or inaccessible.
I guess there's a problem with the /dev/vol/rootdg/swapvol device.
In /sbin there is
swapdefault_at_ -> /dev/vol/rootdg/swapvol
swapdefault.encap_at_ -> ../dev/rz16b
to configure swap to immediate mode but I guess if there's a problem with
this device the system will set swap to deferred (lazy) which is the second
message above. I don't know if the third message is because of message 1 or
vice-versa.
How do I fix this? It's been fine until I applied PK4 (or more precisely
attempted to apply PK4, deleted all patches, reapplied PK4). This is a
DS20E running 4.0F, PK4, 5.8-8 firmware.
SOLUTION:
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This turned out to be an LSM problem. When I deleted the patches
sysconfigtab got overwritten (actually renamed to sysconfigtab.PreDel....
and a new one put in place). The sysconfigtab that got put in place lacked
any LSM commands so LSM freaked out (technical term?). I worked with Compaq
support to fix this. There was a number of manual commands that needed to
be issued to clean and synchronize the disks.
Thanks to everyone who took the time to reply!
Andy Cohen
Oracle Database Administrator
Cognex Corporation
1 Vision Drive
Natick, MA 01760-2059
voice: 508/650-3079 email: acohen_at_cognex.com
fax: 508/650-3337 pager: 877-654-0447
Received on Fri Aug 11 2000 - 21:22:44 NZST