Fixing Solaris Cluster device ID (DID) mismatches
I had to replace a disk in one of my cluster nodes, and was greeted with the following message once the disk was swapped and I checked the devices for consistency:
$ cldevice check
cldevice: (C894318) Device ID "snode2:/dev/rdsk/c1t0d0" does not match physical device ID for "d5". Warning: Device "snode2:/dev/rdsk/c1t0d0" might have been replaced.
To fix this issue, I used the cldevice utilities repair option:
$ cldevice repair
Updating shared devices on node 1
Updating shared devices on node 2
Once the repair operation updated the devids, cldevice ran cleanly:
$ cldevice check
Niiiiiiiiice!
vududevil on March 30th, 2009
Hi
sorry, this comment is not related with your post but I got a problem that I can-t find a solution and was thinking that maybe you could help me.
I have a Sun Blade 100(ultraSparc-IIe) and I’m trying to install Debian on it, the problem is that after I do a “boot cdrom” and I press Enter to boot the installer and it shows this:
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[ENTER - boot install]
Boot:
Allocated 8 Megs of memory at 0X40000000 for kernel
Loading kernel version 2.6.26
Loading initial ramdisk (4307828 bytes at 0xF802000 phys, 0x40C00000 virt)…
Memory Adress not Aligned
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I have checked the MM to be right in place, also I have typed:
ok setenv boot-device cdrom
and when i restart it doesn’t work, it shows the same output
hope you can help me, greetings!