missing mount point

[AAA_8]

I not have two directory after reboot of my N-class HPUX-11.00,I have recreated it with mkdir and I have mounted file system and now all is ok. Is possible? Ideas about this problem ?

Thanks

[David Navarro]

Do you reboot after a crash? or after a normal reboot process?

[AAA_8]

normal reboot

[Frederic Sevestre]

Hi,
Check if the mount order in the fstab is correct. The mount point could be hide by a mounted filesystem.
Fr??d??ric

[Ian Dennison_1]

Does /etc/fstab seem correct? All the file systems and mount points present?

I am thinking that a mount point has been remounted on another filesystem, and was missing the subdirectories to mount further file systems on.

Have many changes been made to the mount points and logical volumes recently?

Share and Enjoy! Ian

[AAA_8]

fstab is correct,after reboot the output of ll /directory is not found.

[Paula J Frazer-Campbell]

Hi
Check the files /etc/fstab and /etc/mnttab.


Paula

[AAA_8]

mount point missing is under /directory1/directory2 and Service Guard mount it.After reboot of this node Service Guard fail and ll /directory1/directory2 is not found

[Kenny Chau]

Is your cluster started after reboot? If not, check the cmclconf.ascii. If yes, is your package started after start the cluster? If not, check the control.sh file under /etc/cmcluster/xxxxxx. Also check this file for your mount point. This file will auto mount the file systems when you start the package.

Hope this will help.
Kenny.