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Help with EMC BCV device
Post 302534773 by shuhei365 on Tuesday 28th of June 2011 05:39:12 PM
06-28-2011
Help with EMC BCV device
I'm trying to auto-mount EMC Symmetrix BCV device at boot.
but having problem making BCV available.
I put script called mkbcv to the inittab and engineer suggested to add
120 sec sleep between cfgmgr so I did that also.
My mkbcv script seems to be working fine, it says "hdisk4 Available"
however auto-mount fails, and "lsdev -Cc disk" shows hdisk4 Defined.
"alog -o -t boot" shows funny error I've never seen.
------------------------------------------------
Completed method for: hdisk4, Elapsed time = 0
Return code = 11
***no stdout ****
***** stderr *****
/etc/methods/ucfgdevice: illegal option --2
Method error (/etc/methods/ucfgdevice -2 -l hdisk4 ):
0514-011 Invalid arguments.
--------------------------------------------------
why would there be ucfgdevice at boot? and what the hell is -2 options..?
this error might be nothing to do with BCV not becoming Available but
I have no other error or file to look at. please share with me if you ever had
similar problem.
thank you in advance.
but having problem making BCV available.
I put script called mkbcv to the inittab and engineer suggested to add
120 sec sleep between cfgmgr so I did that also.
My mkbcv script seems to be working fine, it says "hdisk4 Available"
however auto-mount fails, and "lsdev -Cc disk" shows hdisk4 Defined.
"alog -o -t boot" shows funny error I've never seen.
------------------------------------------------
Completed method for: hdisk4, Elapsed time = 0
Return code = 11
***no stdout ****
***** stderr *****
/etc/methods/ucfgdevice: illegal option --2
Method error (/etc/methods/ucfgdevice -2 -l hdisk4 ):
0514-011 Invalid arguments.
--------------------------------------------------
why would there be ucfgdevice at boot? and what the hell is -2 options..?
this error might be nothing to do with BCV not becoming Available but
I have no other error or file to look at. please share with me if you ever had
similar problem.
thank you in advance.
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