mmn, you should never ever change links in /dev/* manually unless you know exactly what you are doing. These links are configured by the OS upon boot or hardware detection.
If the entries in /etc/vfstab are wrong, edit that file. Of course, you need to boot off of something else (network, cdrom, other disk) to be able to do this. I strongly suggest to consult with your local Oracle/Sun representative for advise on a sustainable scheme of operation. best regards, stefan On 11.05.10 10:04, MMN wrote: > I went to the guest os which was running fine and went to the /dev/rdsk > directory and changed all soft links to make the correct virtual device point > to the c0d0 instead of c0d1 and changed the mount point to c0d0. Rebooted and > this guest also went to the read only mode. I suppose I missed something big. > Going to check the documentation again, but if it was something simple and it > can be recovered easily please let me know. -- Stefan Hinker Systems LOB - Systems & Performance Sun Microsystems GmbH Tel: +49 6103 752-300 Brandenburger Str. 2-6 [email protected] D-40880 Ratingen http://www.sun.de/ http://blogs.sun.com/cmt http://blogs.sun.com/cmt/en --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sitz der Gesellschaft: Sun Microsystems GmbH, Sonnenallee 1, D-85551 Kirchheim-Heimstetten Amtsgericht München: HRB 161028 Geschäftsführer: Jürgen Kunz
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