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04-09-2001 11:39 AM
04-09-2001 11:39 AM
dsp: initdev - internal error: Can't locate device mapping file. Run "arrayscan". What am I doing wrong or is it an easier way to make sure my disk are OK.
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04-09-2001 11:53 AM
04-09-2001 11:53 AM
SolutionI would say if you can do the following on the disk in question, it's ok:
1) diskinfo -v /dev/rdsk/c?t?d?
2) pvdisplay -v /dev/dsk/c?t?d?
3) vgdisplay on the vg that the disk belongs to.
If all of these come back without errors, you're probably ok - otherwise you may have a hardware problem.
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04-09-2001 04:18 PM
04-09-2001 04:18 PM
Re: Disk Crash
With all due respect for my colleague
If not, then you have to decide if it is worth the money to call them out based on your perceptions.
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04-10-2001 11:41 AM
04-10-2001 11:41 AM
Re: Disk Crash
here's some more info:
When going into Disks and Filesystems they get the error:
"The command used to retrieve disk array configuration data,
/usr/sam/lbin/get_array_info, has encountered an error. The stderr
output from the command is shown below. Until the problem mentioned
below is fixed, SAM cannot recognize the array's configuration.
arrayinfo: initdev - internal error: Can't locate device mapping
file. Run "arrayscan".
dsp: initdev - internal error: Can't locate device mapping file. Run
"arrayscan".
arrayinfo: initdev - internal error: Can't locate device mapping
file. Run "arrayscan".
dsp: initdev - internal error: Can't locate device mapping file. Run
"arrayscan".
arrayinfo: initdev - internal error: Can't locate device mapping
file. Run "arrayscan".
dsp: initdev - internal error: Can't locate device mapping file."
Cause Text
pd_devinfo.tx, was delivered with bogus entries for EMC that
were not there in PHCO_11361. This was a mistake. Because
of this the code believes that the EMC is a SCSI CASCADE
array and treats it as such (ie. calls get_array-info).
Fix Text
remove the EMC lines from pd/data/pd_devinfo.tx
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