Re: rebuild 240v from scratch


eeb4u@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>
> I tar'ed/untar'ed /kernel -> mounted <mirror_disk>/kernel again and
> tried another reboot, but still got same errors.
>
> Hopefully this will give you guys some clues.
>
> Thanks for your help so far!
>
> Mike Dundas

No tthat wont work , there is dependencies between the kernel , the
device tree
and the /etc/path_to_inst file.

I think you need to do ufsdumps of your system partitions (/) ( /var
) (/usr) (/opt)
from the working Server A , transfer them to ServerB and do
ufsrestore of
the dumps to the second disk., Then clear /etc/system from
volumemanager
entries and remove md devises from /etc/vfstab , then install the
bootstrap
on the second disk .
then try to reboot.

//Lars

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