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06-12-2000 04:01 PM
06-12-2000 04:01 PM
hfs to vxfs
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06-12-2000 06:13 PM
06-12-2000 06:13 PM
Re: hfs to vxfs
1. umount /mount_point
2. newfs -F vxfs /dev/vg03/rlvol1
3. mount /dev/vg03/lvol1
Note: The output from this is: the file system is corrupted
4. fsck -F vxfs /dev/vg03/lvol1
5. mount /dev/vg03/lvol1
6. fstyp /dev/vg03/lvol1
Note: The output from this is 'vxfs' which confirms your filesystem is now VXFS.
7. Restore from the backup.
These instructions are from the ITRC but they are stil fairly generic and works well.
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06-12-2000 07:47 PM
06-12-2000 07:47 PM
Re: hfs to vxfs
2.copy the /etc/fstab to /etc/fstab.org
3.umount the file system
4.newfs -F vxfs /dev/vgn/rlovln
5.mount /dev/vgn/lvoln
6.change the /etc/fstab file for the /dev/vgn/lvoln to include "vxfs".
7.Copy the backed up data (recover the from backup)
8.reboot the system.
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06-13-2000 05:40 AM
06-13-2000 05:40 AM
Re: hfs to vxfs
If the entry still states hfs and you don't include the options for newfs, any new filesystems you create will be the hfs type. You can change this file so that LOCAL=vxfs, this way options are not needed for the newfs command to specify filesystem type.
As to changing, much like what everyone has said, MAKE SURE you have good backups. Use newfs to recreate the filesystems with vxfs type and restore from the backups.
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06-14-2000 04:12 AM
06-14-2000 04:12 AM
Re: hfs to vxfs
convert file systems you can't run without, say the root file system? Is there such a thing as a stand alone restore?
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06-14-2000 04:39 AM
06-14-2000 04:39 AM
Re: hfs to vxfs
1) make_recovery -A
2) boot from recovery tape
3) Interupt boot process to change logical volume parameters & let recovery finish.
Brian
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