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Using the Sun StorEdge T3 Array with VxVM
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Using a T3+ as a Boot Device
To use a T3 as a boot device, the T3 needs to satisfy some requirements:
1. All T3 firmware should be at level version 2.1 or higher. To confirm that the T3
firmware is at the necessary level, log on to the T3+ and enter the command:
# t3plus:/:<1>ver
and you should see output similar to the following:
T3B Release 2.01.00 2002/03/22
2. The volslice parameter should be in a disabled state. Log on to the device and enter the
command:
# t3plus:/:<1>sys list
you will see output, similar to the following, that includes a reference to the
enable_volslice:
enable_volslice : on
If volslice is set to on, you cannot boot from the T3+ device.
The T3+ device should be directly connected to the machine, and no switch should be
involved. If you are connecting through a switch, then you need to refer to the Solaris
Operating system and T3+ documentation for booting requirements.
T3B firmware upgrade Considerations
For the rolling upgrade to work, you need to break the mirrors and remove the disks from
the disk group. The upgrade can then be carried out on any array that is not in VM. The
disks are then added back to the disk group and the mirrors re-attached. This requires
that the mirrors are resynchronized, as in any mirror detach plex.
The following scenario shows how to upgrade T3B firmware from 2.0 to 2.1.
Note It is required that a volume has one plex on each T3 unit. If the volume is not
mirrored across T3 units, please contact your hardware vendor.
1. Identify the volume which is on the T3B which you are going to upgrade the
Firmware. For example:
# vxprint -ht
dg new-dg default default 129000
1016220570.1347.csha5.veritas.com
dm new-dg01 c0t1d0s2 sliced 4711 35363560 -
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