From: Chuck (steeler_dude99@yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Dec 13 2004 - 13:23:30 EST
Hello everyone,
I have a question about Solstice Online disk suite and seeing
volumes when booted from a CD. A few months ago a fellow
sun-mangers reader, Remy Zandwijk, said that it could be done. I
tried it on a test system and was successful. However, when I
actually "needed" to see the volumes, I could not get it to work. I
think my configuration was slightly at fault. It was a V880 with
disk slots 0 and 1 vacant and the boot disks in slots 2 and 3. My
goal is have both a Solaris 9 boot (disk disks 0 and 1) environment
and a Solaris 8 environment (on 2 and 3). The system is up and
running Solaris 8 mirroring root on disks 2 and 3 with the Meta
databases on the seventh partition of each of the disks. When I
boot from the Solaris 9 CDs, I cannot get the Meta devices
running. Does anyone know how to get Solaris the Solaris 9 CDs to
find the Meta databases? There has to be a way to do this as
somewhere Solaris 9 typically figures it out and gives the Meta
databases a hint and starts disk suite; I just don't think it is
looking in the right spot
>> I was wondering if it is possible to use a Solaris 9 install CD
>> to boot up and access Disk Suite volumes on a Solaris 8
>> system. Someone recently posted on the sun-mangers lists
>> saying that the Solaris 9 install CD has disk suite on it. But
>> I can not seem to locate that message. It would make life
>> nice when doing an full recover from backups. It "seems"
>> that it is just a matter of the CD booted OS knowing where
>> the meta databases are. If anyone has tried this and would
>> like to share their results?
>
> Hi. That someone was me. If you boot from the 1/2 Solaris 9
> CD, you can mount Disk Suite volumes without any problems.
>
> Best regards,
> Remy Zandwijk
Thanks and I will summarize should I get any noteworthy
responses.
Chuck
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