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Re: make_tape_recovery thinks vg00 under vxvm

 
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Khairy
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make_tape_recovery thinks vg00 under vxvm

hi all,

i have a problem where make_tape_recovery thinks vg00 is under vxvm.
The OS is hpux 11.23 and i cant figure out what went wrong.

VxVM vxprint ERROR V-5-1-582 Disk group vg00: No such disk group

I appreacite if anyone could share their opinion on this issue.
Thanks in advance.

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Dennis Handly
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Re: make_tape_recovery thinks vg00 under vxvm

Are these errors the same symptom?

ERROR: "/var/opt/ignite/recovery/2011-07-21,03:42/system_cfg", line 155: Illegal character: "M"

ERROR: "/var/opt/ignite/recovery/2011-07-21,03:42/system_cfg", line 155: syntax error

Khairy
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Re: make_tape_recovery thinks vg00 under vxvm

hi dennis,

 

thank you for your reply. The errors you highlighted puzzles me. Based on my understanding, this file are autogenerated or possible system.cfg file corrupted.

I plan to swremove this version of ignite and install new ignite and see whether that fix the problem.

What do you think?

 

Rgds

Dennis Handly
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Re: make_tape_recovery thinks vg00 under vxvm

>Based on my understanding, this file are autogenerated or possible system.cfg file corrupted.

 

Right.  But anything obvious on line 155?

 

>I plan to swremove this version of ignite and install new ignite and see whether that fix the problem.

 

It can't hurt if you have a real old version but I'm not sure it will fix things.

Khairy
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Re: make_tape_recovery thinks vg00 under vxvm

hi all,

 

i solved this a month ago. THere is an entry in /etc/fstab which was modified while the system is up and running. My guess no ones check or verify it.

 

WARNING: Filesystem /oracle/PRD/mirrlogB is not mounted.  It will be ignored.
       * Creating System Configuration.

 

I put a comment (#) to it in the /etc/fstab and re-run make_tape_recovery. It completes like a charm.

 

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