Sun Microsystems StorEdge T3+, Installation And Configuration Manual

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Chapter 6 Array Installation 87
7. Use the
vol mount
command to mount the volume on the alternate master.
8. Type
vol list
to confirm that you created the volume correctly.
Note –
If you are running on the Solaris 7, 11/99 operating environment or a later
release of the Solaris operating environment, skip Step 9 and proceed to Step 10.
Later versions of the Solaris operating environment automatically recognize added
storage devices without additional command operations.
9. Use the
luxadm(
1M
)
command to recognize the new volume.
The
luxadm(
1M
)
command probes for new devices. Refer to the
luxadm(
1M
)
man
page for more information on this command.
a. Make sure there is a
/dev/es
directory on the host system. If not, type:
The
/dev/es
directory is necessary for running the
luxadm
command.
b. On the host system, type
luxadm insert
:
Note – If the
luxadm
utility is not available, you must do a reconfiguration reboot
(
boot -r
) to ensure that the host recognizes the new volumes. It is preferable,
however, to use the
luxadm
command for this procedure instead of the
boot -r
command.
:/:<7>vol mount v1
:/:
<8>vol list
volume capacity raid data standby
v0 143.2 GB 5 u1d1-9 none
v1 143.2 GB 5 u2d1-9 none
# mkdir /dev/es
# luxadm insert