William, What does the log for the filesystem/local service say?
-tony William D. Hathaway wrote: > Hi, > I am working with a customer who has an iSCSI SAN and who over the weekend > upgraded a system from Solaris 8 to Solaris 10 update 2 and added an > additional T2000 with S10u2. Previously the customer was using either QLOGIC > iSCSI HBAs or Cisco's iSCSI software initiator (both of which had varoius > quirks and the iSCSI SAN vendor urged them to move to S10's builtin > initiator). One problem we ran into is that if we have the iSCSI backed > filesystems set to mount at boot via vfstab, the filesystem/local service > faults (saying it can't mount the iSCSI filesystems). If I go over to the > console a minute later, I can clear the service and the mounts will come > online fine, so it seems like there is an initial timeout issue and there > should perhaps be an additional dependency or a change to the fs-local > method. > > Has anyone seen a similiar problem or know of a good workaround? > > > > There is an "iscsi_initiator" service, but by default it is disabled, and > doesn't seem to have any dependencies related to filesystem/local. It starts > the iscsid daemon and I didn't see a manpage that talked about what it > actually did. > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > smf-discuss mailing list > smf-discuss at opensolaris.org >
