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Re: LVM Problem

 
Daniel Ca├зador
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LVM Problem

How I recovery my LVM? I only obtain to have access the HPUX 11i I have only single to user.

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Torsten.
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Re: LVM Problem

What's the problem in detail?

Hope this helps!
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Torsten.

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Carlos Roberto Schimidt
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Re: LVM Problem

Hi,

Its depend.

If your server is PA-RISC, you can interact with IPL and boot in maintenance mode on a system with a root disk configured with LVM:

ISL> hpux -lm boot

Daniel Ca├зador
Regular Advisor

Re: LVM Problem

This is the scream shot.

Daniel Ca├зador
Regular Advisor

Re: LVM Problem

Final of boot
Prashant Zanwar_4
Respected Contributor

Re: LVM Problem

your /stand lvol seems not responding..

you would need to boot in maintainance mode

that is hpx -lm , and try seeing what is deal with lvol1..

Or try interrupting boot and search for boot devices and boot through the mirror, that might help..

Regards
Prashant
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Daniel Ca├зador
Regular Advisor

Re: LVM Problem

Yes, but, how I do this? Im a new in HP-UX, LVM...

Thanks!
Prashant Zanwar_4
Respected Contributor

Re: LVM Problem

Boot system, interrupt boot
you will see a menu whowing commands like Search
Boot
....

Select search, you need to know what are devices you can boot through.. there shall be option to see What is alternate and primary device setup..

You can do "boot alt"

Interact with IPL & do hpux -lq ... or hpux -lq

If this boots the host, you will need to see and replace the primary disk..

If this doesnt get through, you might need to boot through ignite

Thanks
Prashant

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Daniel Ca├зador
Regular Advisor

Re: LVM Problem

Well...I do this:

Boot: hpux -lm

I can see after boot that LVM don't stay very well, how I can analyse the LVM?

Thanks!
Prashant Zanwar_4
Respected Contributor

Re: LVM Problem

You will need to do boot alt in my openion, and then interact with ipl.. and then do hpux -lq / or lm..

Once you enter in maintaince or single user mode, you will need to activate VG's, vgchange -a y vg00 (Like this) and try seeing lvdisplay/pvdisplay, diskinfo etc... once you crack through this.. you will be able to make out what is wrong.. get disk replaced and do mirroring stuff back..

Regards
Prashant
"Intellect distinguishes between the possible and the impossible; reason distinguishes between the sensible and the senseless. Even the possible can be senseless."