From: Dave Martini 1 (martini@raider.llnl.gov)
Date: Wed Jan 12 2005 - 19:23:39 EST
I'm upgrading from Volume Manager 3.0.4 to 3.5 and from Solaris
8 to 9.
I followed the procedures in the VM 3.5 install guide and did the
upgrade_start script. It changed my encapsulated root disk back
to the normal /dev/dsk file system and that went ok. I then removed
my old volume manager packages and then I upgraded
to Solaris 9 and that went fine. I then added the VM 3.5 packages
and I then ran the upgrade_finish script.
When I reboot my system I get several messages
NOTICE: vxvm: upgrade was not complete
NOTICE: vxvm: upgrade is not complete
VXVM provider configuration daemon is not accessable.
I was expecting the upgrade_finish script to convert my root
disk back to encapsulation but it didn't do this. Is this normal?
I also expected my VM volumes on my external disk pack to function
but I can't mount them. The upgrade_start script commented these
out in my /etc/vfstab file but the upgrade_finish script did not
uncomment them out.
I also notice that vxconfid does not start on bootup I have to type vxconfigd
to start it.
I can start vea ok but no volumes are listed.
Are there extra steps I need to complete after the upgrade_finish script?
Thanks.
Dave Martini
LLNL
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