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10-20-2003 04:29 AM
10-20-2003 04:29 AM
LVM configuration..in hp-ux 10.2
Hello..
We have two identical server HP D/230 running HP-UX 12.2.
Recently one of the server crahsed but root disk is safe.
On both the machines filesystem is created using LVM. Entire
disk is configured to single VG and many LVs. Now my requirement
is to read data on the harddisk removed from the failed machine
by connecting to the the server which is running. When I
connected the disk is recognised in the /dev/dsk/ directory.
Can anybody help me meet my task ?.
Thanks..
Nagaraj H
We have two identical server HP D/230 running HP-UX 12.2.
Recently one of the server crahsed but root disk is safe.
On both the machines filesystem is created using LVM. Entire
disk is configured to single VG and many LVs. Now my requirement
is to read data on the harddisk removed from the failed machine
by connecting to the the server which is running. When I
connected the disk is recognised in the /dev/dsk/ directory.
Can anybody help me meet my task ?.
Thanks..
Nagaraj H
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10-20-2003 04:56 AM
10-20-2003 04:56 AM
Re: LVM configuration..in hp-ux 10.2
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10-20-2003 05:39 AM
10-20-2003 05:39 AM
Re: LVM configuration..in hp-ux 10.2
Nagaraj
If you can sense the disk from the bad server on to the working server as a device file and you are sure that this disk has a volume group built on it then you can follow this
1. mkdir /dev/test
2. mknod /dev/vg/test/group c 64 0xAAAAAA
3. vgimport /dev/dsk/cxtydz /dev/test
AAAAAAA is a unique minor number which is not beignused by anothe vg
cxtydz is device file for the disk from the bad system
once the disk in imported then yoyu do a fsck on the lvol and mount it wiht differnt directory names , then you can access the filesystems on the disk.
Manoj Srivastava
If you can sense the disk from the bad server on to the working server as a device file and you are sure that this disk has a volume group built on it then you can follow this
1. mkdir /dev/test
2. mknod /dev/vg/test/group c 64 0xAAAAAA
3. vgimport /dev/dsk/cxtydz /dev/test
AAAAAAA is a unique minor number which is not beignused by anothe vg
cxtydz is device file for the disk from the bad system
once the disk in imported then yoyu do a fsck on the lvol and mount it wiht differnt directory names , then you can access the filesystems on the disk.
Manoj Srivastava
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