Troubleshooting

CentreVu CMS Release 3 Version 8 Disk-Mirrored Systems

Error messages

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Error Messages (Continued)

Message:

Response:

stale databases

The state database contains old information. Recreate

(see “Recreating the Replicas and Reattaching the Disk” in Chapter 3).

Message:

Response:

state database information not found,

DiskSuite must not be installed

Install and set up Solstice DiskSuite before doing this task.

Message:

Explanation:

Response:

Submirror too small to attach

The submirrors d11 and d12 (or d19 and d20) do not match. You have forgotten to label one or more disks, or you have partitioned one or more disks incorrectly.

1.Determine the specific cause of the message by examining, via the format and partition commands, the disks involved.

2.If the message was a response to a metattach

d13 d12 command, enter the following commands:

#metaclear d12

#metadb -d -f /dev/dsk/c0t<x>d0s1

(where <x> is the second boot disk)

3.If the message was a response to a metattach

d21 d20 command, enter the following command:

#metaclear d20

4.Label or repartition the disks in error, as needed.

5.Restart the mirror upgrade process. Note that you need not recreate the md.tab entries the second time through the procedure.

Message:

Response:

syntax error

Check the syntax and usage of the command. Reenter the command, correcting syntax errors you have made.

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Lucent Technologies 585-210-940 manual Error Messages Response

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