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11-13-2004 01:50 AM
11-13-2004 01:50 AM
Problem Adding New Disks
We are in the process of adding four 73GB disks to our L class system running HP-UX 11. When we go through the motion of binding the LUN via SAM we notice that two of the disks are showing up with capacities of 64GB while the other two have 68GB. We are losing approximately 16GB of diskspace because of this. The array controllers are FC-60 class while the disk enclosures are SC-10. We have several other disk stripes that use 73 GB disks and they do not have this same problem. We tried replacing what we thought was the offending disk with another one, but the problem continued to appear. Has anyone seen this and know what is the cause? Thanks.
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11-13-2004 02:12 AM
11-13-2004 02:12 AM
Re: Problem Adding New Disks
Are those new luns added to an existing VG?
What is teh "PE Size (Mbytes)" for that group, or the new group (vgdisplay -v /dev/vg...)
What is the "Max PE". The default is just 1016, severely limiting maximum size. The maximum maximum is 64K (65536). Multiplying this with the default PE size (4MB) gives 256 GB of addressabel space... which roughly corresponds with the observered disk sizes.
Check out 'man vg_create'.
If you need better help, please provide better information. Perhaps show us how/where you observerd the size? Attach a text file wtih some vgdisplay -v output?
Perhpas soem diskinfo output?
Hth,
Hein.
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11-13-2004 03:38 AM
11-13-2004 03:38 AM
Re: Problem Adding New Disks
Hi there --
I did some further investigating, and it appears to be a firmware issue on the hard drives coupled with their being approximately three years old. Thanks for the help anyway.
I did some further investigating, and it appears to be a firmware issue on the hard drives coupled with their being approximately three years old. Thanks for the help anyway.
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