Hi, we had a problem with a jumstart installation in our storage cluster environment. In this cluster are many sparc and x86 server, all are connected to a RAID System. And all server see all luns.
A few days ago we added a new x86 Server and performed a jumpstart installation with following profile: install_type initial_install root_device c1d0s0 system_type standalone partitioning explicit cluster SUNWCXall filesys c1d0s0 existing / filesys c1d0s1 existing swap filesys c1d0s7 existing /export/home preserve locale en_US.ISO8859-15 geo N_America geo W_Europe geo S_Europe geo C_Europe After the installation all Servers in the cluster had troubles with their SAN devices. The reason for the trouble was, that the jumpstart installation labeled all devices, which are attached to the server, with a sunIA32 label. So all of our SAN disks become unusable for the other x86 and Sparc server. Why does the installation label all devices? They are not specified in the filesys statement and their is no fdisk statement in the profile file. We had to restore manually all disk labels for 40 disks. I think that this behavior of x86 jumpstart is a bug. Christian. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
