From: Steve Howie (showie@uoguelph.ca)
Date: Fri Aug 06 2004 - 12:48:50 EDT
Hi,
Just to satisfy my paranoid curiosity - I'm installing Solaris 9 on an
older Solaris 7 operating system box tomorrow (NOT and upgrade but an
install), and need confirmation of my steps to recreate a concatenation
metadevice, Let's concentrate on just one as an example:
Concatenation metadevice d40 is made up of two slices S1 and S2 on
volume A and B
1. On Solaris 7 system before final shutdown (and after a full system
backup),
umount d40
2. Remove metadevice
metaclear d40
2. Remove database state replicas
3. Install Solaris 9 ....
4. Create new database replicas using volume manager
metadb -a <replica1> <replica2> ........
5. Re-create the concatenation
metainit d40 2 1 <S1> 1 <S2>
Assuming I dont touch the original slices after removing the original
metadevice, is this all that is required? I'm sure it is but just need
confirmation. Am I missing any steps?
Many thanks
Scotty
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