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Operating Systems HP-UX Odd storage behavior Post 302234797 by hoff on Wednesday 10th of September 2008 10:43:39 AM

09-10-2008

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Odd storage behavior

Hi, We have some troubles with our HP server (rx4640) running HP-UX 11.31. The server is attached to a JBod cabinet. If the JBod cabinet is powered on and we power on the server after then HP-UX can't find the devices (disks) at the cabinet. Does not help to run an ioscan -fnC disk. But if I power off/on the JBod cabinet when the server is on. And then run a ioscan, everything seems correct.
But if I then reboot the server the disks can't be found again. Would be great if someone know what we have done wrong.

Edit: The external storage cabinet is a: HP FC Disk System 2400

Thx in advance
/Hoff

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POCKETPC-CAB(1) 						   User Commands						   POCKETPC-CAB(1)

NAME

       pocketpc-cab - build an installable Pocket PC cabinet file

SYNOPSIS

       pocketpc-cab [OPTION]... INPUTFILE CABINET

DESCRIPTION

       Read the INPUTFILE, which is a list of filenames and destination directories, and create CABINET, a cabinet file, that will install those
       files into the specified directories.

OPTIONS

       -p, --provider=PROVIDER
	   set the provider name

       -a, --application=APPLICATION
	   set the application name

       -s, --source=SOURCE
	   set the source directory

       -d, --dest=DEST
	   set the destination directory

       -v, --verbose
	   display verbose output

       --help
	   display a brief help message

       --man
	   display the full documentation

EXAMPLES

	$ cat > foobar.files <<EOF
	foobar.exe /bin
	foobar.dll /windows
	EOF
	$ pocketpc-cab -p Fooware -a FooBar foobar.files foobar.cab

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SEE ALSO

       lcab(1)
	   create cabinet archives

       /usr/share/doc/pocketpc-cab/wince_cab_format.html
	   Windows CE installation cabinet file format

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