With some console switches, when the server has been rebooted the console session hangs and you have to close the session on the switch and start a new one. Some switches will let you enter a command but not recognise the <enter> key.
Format will show the A1000 RAID as a disk.
To mount each partitian, treat them like a pertitian on a disk. Either mount manually or by entry in the vfstab file,
mount /dev/dsk/c2t0d0sx /mnt_point.
As I said before we do a similar thing with oracle so hopfully sybase works the same.
You will need the following Perl modules ( download from www.cpan.org )
Storable
Net-Daemon
PIRPC
DBI
DBD - Sybase
You will need to run the folowing on each module in turn.
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
and...
I had a system running Oracle database and power went down.
(faulty circuit breaker ) booted system back up and with logging on filesystem even the database was fine.
You will have to install Perl modules to get the DBI to work.
This should be similar to what we use ( except we use oracle where you are using sybase )
Are you trying to install on the client or on the server where the database is located?
You have probably sorted this out by now but as the error said you have overlapping partitians.
Partitian 2 is the whole disk 0 to 143349311
partitian 3 is 0 10176 10175
partitian 4 is 10176 143339136 143349311
which uses the rest of the disk.
partitians 0 and 1 also use the same...
Check /var/adm/messages for any more details ( you might have to check messages.0 messages.1 etc for the correct date.)
also run metastat to check that the mirrors are functioning correctly.
Raid Manager 6.22.1 is for Solaris8 When we were running Solaris7 we used Raid Manager 6.22
( Just found the reference: RM 6.22 suites Solaris 2.6 and 7 )
According to release notes.
A system hanging with no respone at the console can also be saused by a faulty device hanging the scsi bus. Check if your messages has any warnings about scsi devices.
Sounds like a fresh install is in order. During the install, things like timezone are specified so you should end up with the system setup as you need it. Also this is the right place for any advise you need when setting the system up.
Do you have any nfs or autofs mounted filesystems?
This can hang find. If you do have these filesystems you may need to prune your search to only the local finesystems
The vmcore.x and unix.x files are dumps from system crashes.
Check when they are dated to see if you may require the information from these dumps. If they are old, they can be removed.
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