I sent this message around about a week ago. I got a few quick replies
asking what system I was using, and so forth.
I don't believe I'm using LSM - I don't have a working knowledge of it, and
I believe we weren't using it before..
I'm using ADVfs, and when I did disklabel -z on all the disks, that seemed
to work, but the install disk still can't see them.
One machine can see one disk, and the other can see another disk, but
neither can see them both. Should I try installing on the disk that they can
see, and then hope that they can see the others, or is there something else
I need to do? If this is the case, how do I do it, bearing in mind that all
the disks now have no label and I can't boot a system to them, so I can't
operate on them.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
Chewy
> I've got a cluster that's basically totally broken. I've decided to
> re-install, after trying to patch it up, and remove and add members, and
> re-configure services, and things like. It's just not happening.
> So, the disks are off an HSG, and when I install Tru645.0A (I know I
should
> upgrade) on a disk, and then try to configure the other disks, it starts
to
> complain. It says 'The requested disk is either not read access enabled,
or
> busy. This is all the information that is available'.
> So, I need to know an easy way to make the disks available to the new
> machine. I can still boot up an old cluster member, and mark all the disks
> as unavailable, but I don't know if this will wreck the system, or simply
> not work - I suspect I wouldn't be able to do it to the root partitions,
for
> example.
> My question is this:
> How do I free up the disks again?
> Thanks in advance.
> Chewy
Received on Thu Mar 29 2001 - 15:07:02 NZST