<<SNIP>> > > > > We're having some major issues with Solaris 10u6 not correctly mounting or >> unmounting USB drives. <SOME> USB stick will be inserted, resulting in >> some >> sort of a 'black hole' directory. Mount, ls -l, utdiskadm, they'll all go >> completely frozen upon execution at or near such a mount. >> Is it possible to get some kind of unique identifier for the inserted >> sticks >> in order to be better able to determine which sticks cause this problem? >> >> > > You should notice a symlink as well as a mount directory for every USB > disk. One is named generically, but the other is named for the device volume > name. Can you ensure that all disks have different volume names?
Nope. This is a school setup which massively inserts and removes USB sticks at leisure. Pupils buy their own, most of the volumes are simply named unnamed or noname ;-) The error is rather severe; the system will die a horrible death, either quickly or slowly. Graceful shutdown/reboot is impossible, the ILOM on the X4150 won't even poweroff anymore. Only a commandline stop -force will work, completely pulling the power. The only thing we know right now is that it's related to the USB mounts. We really need to have a way of telling which user inserted which USB stick that made it all go belly-up this bad. Greetings, Ronald
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