From: Dennis Snyder (dsnyde27@jhmi.edu)
Date: Wed Jul 12 2006 - 09:30:47 EDT
Oh Gurus of the Sun....
I'm fooling around with 4 V440's with 4 internal 73GB disks of which
only the first disk is being used (Solaris 8) and the other three will
be used for mirroring....
I know the metadb and other commands to do what I need to do from the
CLI.... but thought I'd mess around in SMC.
In tooling around in SMC, I saw that the extra slice I was going to use
for the metadb on disk 1 was WAY too large (around 800 MB) and I could
use the space... so I exited SMC and using format, changed the slice to
34 MB (and made sure I performed a 'label' before exiting) But when I
go back into SMC - not only does it still show the slice as being 800MB,
when I go to create the replication databases - I can't even select that
slice! what gives?
Just to make sure SMC wasn't caching system info... I stopped and
restarted wbem....
but SMC still shows the old stuff.... any ideas?
I can do all this stuff via CLI - but wanted to get a feel for the SMC
GUI....
Thanks!!
Denny Snyder
Systems Engineer, IT - JHMCIS
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Baltimore, MD 21209
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