From: Taber H. Smith (taber@praesagus.com)
Date: Mon Dec 08 2003 - 17:57:51 EST
Ok,
Thanks to everyone for the help, especially Casper Dik.
I found the drive in /dev/dsk
I also found fsck in /usr/sbin/
I tried to run "fsck -m c0t0d0s0" in /dev/dsk, but it said
"fsck: error, fsck not applicable for FSType nfs"
so I ran "fsck /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s0" and the drive was fixed
and is now back up and running.
Thanks!
Taber
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>We had a ups fail during a power outage and the main
>drive with / on it is failing to auto-recover. I have
>booted the machine off cdrom.
Is it a Disksuite volume or an ordinary filesystem?
>The orginal drive doesn't seem to be in the list of
>devices. How can I find the drive?
It should be listed under /dev/dsk?
>Once I find it, how can I mount it?
There's no need; fsck should be run before it is
mounted.
>Once I have it mounted, does anyone know where the
>fsck command is on the the Solaris_2.7 cdrom? If
>it's not on there, how do I get on the machine (the
>machine doesn't have a floppy and solaris doesn't
>seem to want to release the cdrom, apparantly from
>booting off of it).
fsck is /usr/sbin/fsck and should be in $PATH when you
boot from CD.
Casper
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