Original question below.
Thanks to Hoai TRAN, John Tan, Steven Hancock and
alan_at_nabeth.cxo.dec.com for their replies.
The problem turned out to be stupidly simple: a missing filest.
It was only used for scratch space and contained no data so
it didn't affect anything.
The error message could have been a bit more informative.
Original question:
I just transferred 1 UFS partition, swap space and an AdvFS domain
of 4 filesets from a failing system disk to a new disk. For the
AdvFS domain I did this:
made a domain called temp on the new disk.
created the necessary filesets in the temp domain.
used vdump | vrestore to copy the data into the new filesets.
It boots the new disk and everything looks good but while booting
it says:
Can't get fileset id for usr_domain
BAD DISK NAME usr_domain
(`showfdmn usr_domain' shows the Id).
Thanks
Ian
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Received on Tue Dec 12 2000 - 22:12:46 NZDT