From: Rudolf Gabler (rug@usm.uni-muenchen.de)
Date: Mon Feb 03 2003 - 08:30:02 EST
Thank you to all who responded,
Thomas Sjolshagen from HP hit the nail:
/sbin/advfs/fixfdmn usr_domain
did the job.
Best regards,
Rudi Gabler
> Hi managers,
>
> Im running 5.1a and tried to replace my usr_domain with a bigger disk.
For
> that I did a
> addvol /dev/disk/dsk4c usr_domain
> and continued with a
> rmvol /dev/disk/dsk2c.
> The rmvol didnt work because the system claimed that it cant transfer
> metadata to dsk4c (I surely have some SCSI problems). I ended up with a
> rmvol -f /dev/disk/dsk4c
> to get rid of the new disk (a rmvol without the -f flag didnt work;
> showfdmn usr_domain showed no blocks used by dsk4c and log to dsk2c). I
> applied also a
> chvol -A /dev/disk/dsk2c
> after that. In /etc/fdmns/usr_domain there is only a link to dsk2c and
the
> usr file system was acessible (before reboot).
> Now after a reboot bcheckrc claims, that usr_domain expects only 0
volumes
> but there is one link in /etc/fdmns/usr_domain. If I try a
> advscan -r dsk2
> it creates a /etc/fdmns/domain_dsk2c but if I try to mount some fileset
I
> also get the 0 volumes error message.
>
> How can I repair the filesystem?
>
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