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Recloning a DRD CLone
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09-27-2011 08:44 AM
09-27-2011 08:44 AM
Passing on any icky SCIFI references to cloning clones and diluting the gene pool......
I'm looking for a confidence level in doing the following:
Start (create the original clone)
Pri Boot Disk = /dev/disk/disk1
Alt boot Disk (Mirror) = /dev/disk/disk2
DRD Clone = /dev/disk/disk3
DRD Clone (Mirror) = /dev/disk/disk4
Create the original clone
/opt/drd/bin/drd clone -v -t /dev/disk/disk3 -x mirror_disk=/de/disk/disk4
Activate
/opt/drd/bin/drd activate -x reboot=true
Server reboots and:
- changes drd00 (dev/disk/disk3) to vg00
- changes drd00 mirror (/dev/disk/disk4) to vg00 mirror
- changes vg00 (dev/disk/disk1) to drd00
- changes vg00 mirror (/dev/disk/disk2) to drd00 mirror
Re-clone the clone
/opt/drd/bin/drd clone -v -t /dev/disk/disk1 -x mirror_disk=/dev/disk/disk2
Activate
/opt/drd/bin/drd activate -x reboot=true
Server reboots again:
- changes vg00 (old drd clone) to drd00
- changes vg00 mirror (old drd mirror) to drd00 mirror
- changes drd00 (new drd clone) to vg00
- changes drd00 mirror (new drd clone mirror) to vg00 mirror
Is this correct????
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09-27-2011 08:59 AM
09-27-2011 08:59 AM
Re: Recloning a DRD CLone
Re: Recloning a DRD CLone
This looks correct.
I am doing this on a test system right now and will let you know the results later today.
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09-29-2011 07:21 AM
09-29-2011 07:21 AM
Re: Recloning a DRD CLone
Re: Recloning a DRD CLone
Excellent! Thanks for testing that.
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