From: mark_round@ipcmedia.com
Date: Mon Jul 24 2006 - 09:45:47 EDT
Hi all,
In a major bind at the moment. To cut a long story short :
Solaris 10 system on AMD architecture (Ultra 20), recent kernel patch
screwed it up and now it won't boot. Lots of data on an external SCSI
array, RAID 0+1 with DiskSuite/SVM. I can mount each half of the
internal root mirrors when booted from CD-Rom or failsafe, but the usual
trick of modunload'ing the "md"driver, copying over
/a/kernel/drv/md.conf to /kernel/drv/md.conf and reloading the module
isn't working - I can't see any of my volumes.
So, I'm looking at having to do a complete bare metal restore with the
last known good backup. However, when I get the system up and running,
how can I get back at this RAID 0+1 volume ? Am I right in thinking I
can just use metainit with the original arguments (I have my md.tab to
recreate things with) and then mount the volume ?
-Mark
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