Detach the submirrors | Lucent Technologies 585-210-940 specification

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Step 3: Detach the submirrors

To detach a submirror means to put it off line so you can access its constituent disk drives. You detach a submirror with a metadetach command. The command is in the format:

metadetach <metamirror> <submirror>

where <metamirror> is the mirror and <submirror> is the submirror to be detached.

To continue our example, since c0t2d0 is part of d20, which is a submirror of d21, the detach command would be as follows:

#metadetach d21 d20

d21: submirror d20 is detached

If the faulty disk is a boot disk, a metastat command also shows the disk as part of the d11 or d12 submirror. Be sure to detach both the submirrors of which it is a member. For example:

#metadetach d13 d12

d13: submirror d12 is detached

#metadetach d21 d20

d21: submirror d20 is detached

585-210-940 specifications

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Step 3: Detach the submirrors

metadetach <metamirror> <submirror>

#metadetach d21 d20

585-210-940 specifications