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Moving scsi disk to new controller
Name: paul0al Date: October 25, 2004 at 17:25:45 Pacific OS: Solaris 9 CPU/Ram: Sparc
Comment:
According to cfgadm -l, the Solaris machine has 3 SCSI controllers. One is used by the cd rom. The second is used by the 4 disks. The other is not used at all.
How do I move a SCSI device from on controller to another controller? I tried cfgadm -x remove_device c1::dsk/c1t3d0, but it failed because c1 contains the / partition.
Summary: I did a boot -r and that did not seem to help the problem. Also, I redid all the nvalias commands and probe scsi commands, but the same problems still show up. If I move this external scsi disk to a...
Summary: No. You don't want to run newfs on an existing filesystem. That would wipe out all data within the file system. You should be able to just physically move the disk to the new system, create a mount po...
Summary: hmm... there are a number of potential gotcha's in this situation. the most interesting of them is this: solarix x86 partitions use the same id (0x82) as linux swap partitions... therefore if you atte...
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