This is a discussion on Get error: " metainit: devices were not RAIDed previously" within the Sun Solaris Administration forums, part of the Solaris Operating System category; --> After moving a RAID5 from a Solaris 8 machine to another Solaris 8 machine and issuing the "metainit -k" ...
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| After moving a RAID5 from a Solaris 8 machine to another Solaris 8 machine and issuing the "metainit -k" command I get the error: metainit: devices were not RAIDed previously or are specified in the wrong order I recreated the state databases as suggested in http://www.deathwish.net/solaris/mig...tadevices.html and my mddb.cf table looks exaclty the same as the one in the old machine. I am also typing the slices in the right order when I issue the metainit -k command. I also tried adding the line d1 -r c1t1d0s6 c1t2d0s6 c1t3d0s6 c1t4d0s6 c1t5d0s6 c1t6d0s6 c1t9d0s6 c1t10d0s6 c1t11d0s6 c1t12d0s6 c1t13d0s6 c1t14d0s6 -k -i 32b in the md.tab file and then typing "metainit -a" and I get the exact same error message: metainit: devices were not RAIDed previously or are specified in the wrong order since I assume it does the same thing than typing it manually. I've been carefull to always use the -k option in metainit to avoid deleting any data. I'm wondering if anybody has any insight on how to reenable the RAID device? Thanks, Gabriel |