On 09/30/10 15:03, BANCEL Guillaume wrote:
Thanks for your reply Stoyan but I'm not in the same case as described in the
document.
The RAID volume is "Okay" on the metastat output so I can't invoke metareplace
command. I need to force c0t10d0 offline to be able to physically remove it. Is there a
way to make this disk failed or in last case can I physically get off the disk but I'm
afraid to damage data on the volume or to cause a server panic.
hi Guillaume,
prior to physically removing the disk you should "unconfigure" it - how
this is done depend on the hardware you use. you may use cfgadm, luxadm
or whatever is documented in your hw guide:
cfgadm -c unconfigure c0::dsk/c0t10d0
luxadm remove_device -F /dev/rdsk/<yourdevice>
you should however find the complete "replacement" procedure (maybe you
should get advise from sun's support) since there are other things that
should be done before physically replacing the disk (e.g. unmount
filesystems on this disk *not* under SVM control (if any), clear meta
replicas from the affected disk, save the partition table information, etc.)
greetings,
Stoyan
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