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Well,

    So I managed a mksysb with mapfile onto a tape, replaced the original
2.2GB with the 18ES, booted from the mksysb tape, re-installed/created
rootvg on the new drive, booted the system up, then all heck broke loose...

I have a 7133 with 7 2GB SSA drives and 4 4GB SSA drives each drive is in
it's own VG (I didn't originally set this up) and has a FS on it..

When I boot off the Ultrastar (the restored mksysb) mount -a fails with
non-existing devices..

I look in smit and the SSA's are configured and recognized..

A quick check in /etc/filesystems show's the mount definitions are there, as
well as the FS  => VG relationships..

no dev entries or odm though.....

Swap drives and it goes vroom...

Wierd....

Any clues...

Thanks in advance...

    Erik

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You have NO /proc ?... Pity.

Quote:> Well,

>     So I managed a mksysb with mapfile onto a tape, replaced the
original
> 2.2GB with the 18ES, booted from the mksysb tape, re-installed/created
> rootvg on the new drive, booted the system up, then all heck broke
loose...

> I have a 7133 with 7 2GB SSA drives and 4 4GB SSA drives each drive is
in
> it's own VG (I didn't originally set this up) and has a FS on it..

> When I boot off the Ultrastar (the restored mksysb) mount -a fails
with
> non-existing devices..

> I look in smit and the SSA's are configured and recognized..

> A quick check in /etc/filesystems show's the mount definitions are
there, as
> well as the FS  => VG relationships..

> no dev entries or odm though.....

> Swap drives and it goes vroom...

> Wierd....

> Any clues...

> Thanks in advance...

>     Erik

> --
> You have NO /proc ?... Pity.

Try exporting and importing the volume groups (exportvg & importvg).

Regards,
Clive

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