how to return disklabel

[how to remove old new b]

Hi,

i have do worng command i do disklabel

#disklabel -z dsk0

how to return config of dsk0 like before...

Thanks a lot

Rgds
gimo

[Vladimir Fabecic]

Do you have output of "# disklabel -r dsk0" saved somewhere?
If so, then:
# disklabel -R -r -t advfs dsk0 dsk0.label
where dsk0.label is produced by:
# disklabel -r dsk0 > dsk0.label
If you do not have disklabel saved somewhere, you will have to restore backup.

[Rob Leadbeater]

Hi,

# disklabel -rw dsk0

will write out a standard disk label.

If however you had modified the standard label, then you will have to restore as mentioned previously - unless you're only using the c partition (the whole disk).

Hope this helps,

Regards,

Rob

[Venkatesh BL]

In case you don't have the old disklabel stored in a file anywhere, then try this.

If you ever ran sys_check on the system before, you could find the disklabel outputs in the sys_check output.

In future, don't try options of disklabel that you don't fully understand. Even if you want to do so, take a copy of the disklabel output before trying anything.

[how to remove old new b]

Hi all,

sorry iam late,
Thank for your support body i will try..

Rgds
Gimo

[Venkatesh BL]

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[Kapil Jha]

Hi,
If diska are in LSM you can copy disklabel of mirrored disk.
Other everything is lost.And do not reboot the system till you have a solution.
Kapil