Troubleshooting

CentreVu CMS Release 3 Version 8 Disk-Mirrored Systems

Solstice DiskSuite problems

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Troubleshooting4

This chapter contains procedures for troubleshooting problems you may experience while installing or maintaining systems that use disk mirroring.

Solstice DiskSuite problems

The root filesystem runs out of space during a system install

Excessively long resync

If you run out of space on the /(root) file system—while trying to install Solaris patches, for example—you probably installed your /cms swap file on root. Do the following to recover:

1.Unmount /cms: umount /cms

2. Enter the command: ls -l /cms

If the output of that command lists a swap file, do the following:

a. Enter: mount /cms Remounts /cms.

b. Enter: df -k

Verifies that space is available.

When using metadetach and metattach to detach and then reattach a submirror, it may take a long time—sometimes hours—for resync to complete. You cannot do any maintenance (adding or replacing disks and so on) while the resync is in progress. That behavior is normal. Try again later.

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Lucent Technologies 585-210-940 manual Excessively long resync, Unmount /cms umount /cms, Enter mount /cms Remounts /cms
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585-210-940 specifications

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