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09-21-2004 07:50 PM
09-21-2004 07:50 PM
Hi all,
I have to remove one of two boot disks physically from my server.
The boot disks are mirrored so I first reduced all lv mirrored (lvreduce -m 0 lvxxx pvxxx) and then I put off disk from my server.
Unluckly at next boot my system went in panic.
I suppose I forgot something to do...
Could you help me?
Thank You
RGDS
Mauro
I have to remove one of two boot disks physically from my server.
The boot disks are mirrored so I first reduced all lv mirrored (lvreduce -m 0 lvxxx pvxxx) and then I put off disk from my server.
Unluckly at next boot my system went in panic.
I suppose I forgot something to do...
Could you help me?
Thank You
RGDS
Mauro
Ubi maior, minor cessat!
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09-21-2004 08:00 PM
09-21-2004 08:00 PM
Solution
Hi,
You forget to remove disk from volume group
(vgreduce). After disk removal quorum requirment will not meet and server will not boot.
Boot in LVM maintenance mode and remove disk from VG using vgreduce.
Sunil
You forget to remove disk from volume group
(vgreduce). After disk removal quorum requirment will not meet and server will not boot.
Boot in LVM maintenance mode and remove disk from VG using vgreduce.
Sunil
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09-21-2004 08:07 PM
09-21-2004 08:07 PM
Re: how to removing a boot disk
reboot the system in without quroum .
reduce the disk from vg00
Remove physical volume /dev/dsk/c0t1d0 from volume group /dev/vg00:
vgreduce /dev/vg00 /dev/dsk/c0t1d0
regds,
reduce the disk from vg00
Remove physical volume /dev/dsk/c0t1d0 from volume group /dev/vg00:
vgreduce /dev/vg00 /dev/dsk/c0t1d0
regds,
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09-21-2004 08:11 PM
09-21-2004 08:11 PM
Re: how to removing a boot disk
Where did I leave my mind?
It's right... I forgot to reduce vg!!!
Thank You
It's right... I forgot to reduce vg!!!
Thank You
Ubi maior, minor cessat!
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