Re: Boot disk problem after migratepv

bootlist -m normal -o will display the bootlist. Have you checked the
manpage for migratepv to see if there's anything useful there?

--rm

-----Original Message-----
From: IBM AIX Discussion List [mailto:aix-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Carlos Eduardo Pedroza Santiviago
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2007 7:38 AM
To: aix-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Boot disk problem after migratepv

Hi,

On 3/27/07, Robert Miller <rmiller@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
It looks like it wants a boot disk... makes me wonder if you do a
'bootlist
-m normal hdisk0' and then try the bosboot command again if it'll work.
Maybe the bootlist is somehow empty?

--rm


I've tried that too:

# bootlist -v -m normal hdisk0
'ibm,max-boot-devices' = 0x5
bootinfo partition nmbr = 1
boot list for device:
'/pci@80000002000000b/pci@2/fibre-channel@1/disk@5005076300c4b24f,5300000000
000000:2'
boot list for device:
'/pci@80000002000000b/pci@2/fibre-channel@1/disk@5005076300c3b24f,5300000000
000000:2'
boot list for device:
'/pci@80000002000000b/pci@2,2/fibre-channel@1/disk@5005076300d0b24f,53000000
00000000:2'
boot list for device:
'/pci@80000002000000b/pci@2,2/fibre-channel@1/disk@5005076300cfb24f,53000000
00000000:2'
Setting NVRAM variable:
(boot-device=/pci@80000002000000b/pci@2/fibre-channel@1/disk@5005076300c4b24
f,5300000000000000:2
/pci@80000002000000b/pci@2/fibre-channel@1/disk@5005076300c3b24f,53000000000
00000:2
/pci@80000002000000b/pci@2,2/fibre-channel@1/disk@5005076300d0b24f,530000000
0000000:2
/pci@80000002000000b/pci@2,2/fibre-channel@1/disk@5005076300cfb24f,530000000
0000000:2)
Setting NVRAM variable: (boot-file=)
Setting NVRAM variable: (boot-command=boot)
Setting NVRAM variable:
(bootinfo-aix=/pci@80000002000000b/pci@2/fibre-channel@1/disk@5005076300c4b2
4f,5300000000000000:3)
Setting NVRAM variable: (ibm,aix-fc-bootinfo=)
# bosboot -ad /dev/hdisk0
unable to identify boot disk
unable to identify boot disk
unable to identify boot disk
unable to identify boot disk

bosboot: Boot image is 25767 512 byte blocks.

Is there any way to see if the bootlist is not empty?

thanks,
--
Carlos Eduardo Pedroza Santiviago

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