From: JimLaPeer@ferris.edu
Date: Tue Nov 29 2005 - 11:17:47 EST
Apologies for the delay in posting this summary (original email back on
6/2/2005); I actually did not get a change window to perform the work
until last week... Much thanks to the many folks that offered help &
suggestions. To name a few...Paul Robertson, Sal Serafin, David
Livingston, Matthew Lee Stier, Stan Pietkiewicz, Bill R. Williams, Millie
Sefcyk. Believe me, it made a difference.
Here's what worked (Sunfire V480, SVM):
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d10=Mirror /dev/md/dsk/d10 /dev/md/rdsk/d10
d11=SubMirror /dev/dsk/c1t0d0s0
/dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s0
d12=SubMirror /dev/dsk/c1t1d0s0
/dev/rdsk/c1t1d0s0
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Process Steps:
1.) Detach sub-mirror d12.
/usr/sbin/metadetach d10 d12 (detach d12 SubMirror (c1t1d0s0)
from d10 Mirror.)
2.) Init system into OBP
init 0
3.) Boot system off CDROM, single-user mode
Solaris Install CD #1
boot cdrom -s
4.) Run fsck against the (still) attached sub-mirror d11.
Make sure that root partition is unmounted.
fsck -y -o f /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s0 (will resync submirror d12
after reboot, when reattached,
as per David Livingston email)
5.) Init system into OBP
sync
init 0
6.) Boot system normally (System will come up normally,
but not mirrored)
boot
7.) Perform a metaattach command, to attach the 'un-attached' sub-mirror.
This will sync up the unattached submirror, fixing the inode problem. May
take couple hours.
/usr/sbin/metattach d10 d12 (reattach & resync d12 SubMirror
to d10 Mirror.)
/usr/sbin/metastat | grep Resync (check current percentage of
resync completion.)
8.) When completed, system is ready; Reboot optional?
Again, thanks to all who helped.
Jim LaPeer
Sr. Systems Programmer
Ferris State University
Phone: (231) 591-2142
__________________
I'm fairly new to Solaris administration... (Retread IBM Mainframe sysprog)
We have observed the following error message on one of our V1280 servers
that has a mirrored Root partition. This server is running Solaris 9,
using Solaris Volume Manager for mirroring.
[ID 879645 kern.notice] NOTICE: /: unexpected free inode 427288, run fsck
(1M) -o f
The gentleman that set this server up (top notch sysadmin) went on to a
better opportunity, so I am learning fast. Looks like the following
sequence of steps would get me through a correction... I would appreciate
any critiquing, or pointers, from more experienced folks. Thanks in
advance - I will summarize in return.
1.) Bring down server to OBP level
2.) Boot server off CDROM, single user mode (installation CDROM #1 ?)
3.) Mount root partition "/dev/dsk/c1t0d0s0" on " /a " (1st submirror)
4.) Run fsck on " /a "
5.) umount " /a "
6.) Repeat process for second submirror.
7.) Reboot back into multi-user mode.
Again, thanks for any advice that might be offered.
Jim LaPeer
Sr. Systems Programmer
Ferris State University
Phone: (231) 591-2142
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