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02-28-2004 09:32 PM
02-28-2004 09:32 PM
I have a few disks SAN connected, how do I scan and list them in the format cxtydz
I have a HP-UX box, connected to a jbod on SAN.
I want to list all the disks accesible.
Earlier I have VxVM and I could see the disks using vxdiskadd list. But now after uninstalling it, I'm not able to list them.
I tried using ioscan -C disk, but I want something closer to cxtydz format.
Thanks in adv.
-Vikrant
I want to list all the disks accesible.
Earlier I have VxVM and I could see the disks using vxdiskadd list. But now after uninstalling it, I'm not able to list them.
I tried using ioscan -C disk, but I want something closer to cxtydz format.
Thanks in adv.
-Vikrant
vikrantl
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02-28-2004 09:34 PM
02-28-2004 09:34 PM
Re: I have a few disks SAN connected, how do I scan and list them in the format cxtydz
In some situations you may have to boot.
Try insf -e
ioscan -fnC disk
Then you should be able to use pvcreate to prepare the disks.
pvcreate -f /dev/dsk/c1t1d0
SEP
Try insf -e
ioscan -fnC disk
Then you should be able to use pvcreate to prepare the disks.
pvcreate -f /dev/dsk/c1t1d0
SEP
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02-28-2004 10:18 PM
02-28-2004 10:18 PM
Re: I have a few disks SAN connected, how do I scan and list them in the format cxtydz
Thanks, rebooting worked!
vikrantl
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