01-05-2012
At this point I'll be happy just to get everything mounted again. I just attempted another restore and it looks like I may have made some progress except for the "argument expected" before it completed.When I do a vxdisk list all of the FLEXLINE devices are shown but if I try to mount one of the volumes it hangs for a long time without any errors. And I can't seem to import the disk group either. I am a little concerned about committing the changes unless there's some way I can verify this configuration for sure. Any ideas?
-bash-3.00# vxconfigrestore -p 1206045518.165.server02
Diskgroup 1206045518.165.server02 configuration restoration started ......
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_0 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_1 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_10 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_11 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_12 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_13 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_14 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_2 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_3 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_4 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_5 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_6 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_7 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_8 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_9 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_15 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_16 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_17 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_18 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_19 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_20 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_21 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_22 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_23 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_24 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_25 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_26 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_27 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_28 ...
Installing volume manager disk header for FLEXLINE0_29 ...
/etc/vx/bin/vxconfigrestore: test: argument expected
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NAME
installgrub - install GRUB in a disk partition or a floppy
SYNOPSIS
/sbin/installgrub [-fm] stage1 stage2 raw-device
The installgrub command is an -only program. GRUB stands for GRand Unified Bootloader.
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-f
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-m
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stage1
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raw-device
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Example 1: Installing GRUB on a Hard Disk Slice
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