Hi. Thanks for your kind responses. There are a few reply but tons of out of office mail. And sorry for forgetting to state that A1000 is not brand new one but used one. After some researches I found this. here's my summary. Conclusion: If A1000 has previously defined LUNs and will be used to be array as new one, you have to be remove old LUNs before define new LUNs or your rm6 complains that cannot find raid modules. --- if you can see more than 1 LUNs in boot prom via command "probe-scsi-all" you have to insert disk into slot as many as LUNs than reboot with boot -rs. Than you can see configured LUNs via /usr/lib/osa/bin/lad. and /usr/lib/osa/bin/raidutil -c c#t#d# -X to delete all old LUNs. Once you delete old LUNs you can boot normaly with just one disk and can find raid module. Again, Thanks for your help. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ From: main(){int a=122,j=11;while(a>-50){a=a>0?a:111;printf("%c",a);a=j==49?46:a-j; j*=j;j=j%2?j:7;j*=j%8?1:0;}printf("%c1\n",49);} ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Thu Sep 18 21:21:18 2003
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