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07-21-2005 07:25 PM
07-21-2005 07:25 PM
Try to recover LVM records ( rx2600, Itanium2, hpux11iv2 )
Hi,
I would be happy to find the way to "loadfile" from HPUX 11.23 CD in temporary shell in RAMDISK ( after booting from cd ) the following commands : od, strings, xd, adb ( the loadfile command returns "not found" ).
I need it because of this "disaster" scenario:
I had a 36GB boot disk with all Vxfs filesystem ( including boot and root ).
I had a second disk (73GB) empty where I recreated the VG/LV,LIF and EFI structures of the 36GB disk launching various commands from a temporary shell after a boot from CD.
I copied all filesystem ( /, /stand,/usr and so on ) from the 36GB disk to 73GB disk.
I put away the 36GB disk and I put the 73GB disk in the slot place of 36GB disk.
I try to boot in normal mode and single user mode ( after entering in EFI:
fs1:
cd EFI/HPUX
hpux.efi
hpux> boot vmunix
and
hpux> boot -is vmunix
)
and the server goes in LVM panic ( the scrolling is very fast and I cannot see exactly the error )
I try to boot in LVM Maintenance mode ( hpux> boot -lm vmunix ) and I get the error of VFS_MOUNTROOT panic error, and the system tries to write a dump ( succesfully ) in the dump device.
Maybe I forgot to adjust some files before the disk change? ( ex. /stand/rootconf or /etc/lvmconf/vgXX.conf )
And how to loadfile od, strings, xd, adb ?
Thank you to all for any information provided.
Alessandro
I would be happy to find the way to "loadfile" from HPUX 11.23 CD in temporary shell in RAMDISK ( after booting from cd ) the following commands : od, strings, xd, adb ( the loadfile command returns "not found" ).
I need it because of this "disaster" scenario:
I had a 36GB boot disk with all Vxfs filesystem ( including boot and root ).
I had a second disk (73GB) empty where I recreated the VG/LV,LIF and EFI structures of the 36GB disk launching various commands from a temporary shell after a boot from CD.
I copied all filesystem ( /, /stand,/usr and so on ) from the 36GB disk to 73GB disk.
I put away the 36GB disk and I put the 73GB disk in the slot place of 36GB disk.
I try to boot in normal mode and single user mode ( after entering in EFI:
fs1:
cd EFI/HPUX
hpux.efi
hpux> boot vmunix
and
hpux> boot -is vmunix
)
and the server goes in LVM panic ( the scrolling is very fast and I cannot see exactly the error )
I try to boot in LVM Maintenance mode ( hpux> boot -lm vmunix ) and I get the error of VFS_MOUNTROOT panic error, and the system tries to write a dump ( succesfully ) in the dump device.
Maybe I forgot to adjust some files before the disk change? ( ex. /stand/rootconf or /etc/lvmconf/vgXX.conf )
And how to loadfile od, strings, xd, adb ?
Thank you to all for any information provided.
Alessandro
if you don't try, you'll never know if you are able to
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07-21-2005 07:45 PM
07-21-2005 07:45 PM
Re: Try to recover LVM records ( rx2600, Itanium2, hpux11iv2 )
Hi,
How did you copied file system from first disk to the second disk? I do not think you followed standard root mirroring procedure which is causing this.
Morover some of the commands you mentioned should be in /bin. You will not be albe to get most of them which reside in /usr as that is not yet mounted. You can try mounting / & /usr file systems here.
HTH,
Devender
How did you copied file system from first disk to the second disk? I do not think you followed standard root mirroring procedure which is causing this.
Morover some of the commands you mentioned should be in /bin. You will not be albe to get most of them which reside in /usr as that is not yet mounted. You can try mounting / & /usr file systems here.
HTH,
Devender
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07-24-2005 06:37 PM
07-24-2005 06:37 PM
Re: Try to recover LVM records ( rx2600, Itanium2, hpux11iv2 )
You might be able to work around this quite easy IF the new disk is accessible from the rescue shell by using it's / and /usr filesystems.
regarding loadfile: it can only load what is available :>
regarding loadfile: it can only load what is available :>
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