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06-05-2004 05:03 AM
06-05-2004 05:03 AM
Re: System crash after mount of lvol
Hi,
Make sure the disks in this volume group are not active on some other system. What type of storage do you have on the backend?.
-Sri
Make sure the disks in this volume group are not active on some other system. What type of storage do you have on the backend?.
-Sri
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06-05-2004 05:06 AM
06-05-2004 05:06 AM
Re: System crash after mount of lvol
hmm, a little confused here.
You first said it was vg10, now it is vg8
are you certain you are dealing with the correct logical volume?
Also check /dev/vg to make sure you have the block and character device files, and remember fsck should be done against the raw device (rlvol) not block.
You first said it was vg10, now it is vg8
are you certain you are dealing with the correct logical volume?
Also check /dev/vg
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