Apple Xsan 1.0 - Manual (Page 77)

Chapter 7 Solving SAN Problems 77
After Slicing, Some LUNs Aren’t Listed in Xsan Admin
• If you slice an array that was previously labeled for use with Xsan, you might need to
remove the old label from the first slice.
To see if the LUN is mounted using its old label, open Terminal and type:
$ sudo cvlabel -l -s
(The cvlabel tool is in /Library/Filesystems/xsan/bin.)
This will show the old label. In the following sample output, the label is sanvol1.
/dev/rdisk4/ [APPLE Xserve RAID 1.20] CVFS “sanvol1” ...
To remove the old label, type:
$ sudo cvlabel -u label
where label is the old label ( sanvol1 in the example above).
After you unlabel the LUN, it should appear in the LUNs pane in Xsan Admin.
Problems Using Command-Line Tools
• If you get the response “command not found” when you try to use an Xsan
command-line tool, add /Library/Filesystems/Xsan/bin to your search path or switch
to this directory before you type the command. For example, to use the
cvadmin
tool:
$ cd /Library/Filesystems/Xsan/bin
$ sudo ./cvadmin
• If you get the response “Cannot list FSS - reason -Bad file descriptor” when you run
the
cvadmin tool, make sure you are using the tool as the root user. Either log in as
the root user or use the sudo command to run the tool. For example:
$ sudo ./cvadmin
• If you get the response “No manual entry for...” when you try to view the man page
for an Xsan command-line tool, you need to add the Xsan man pages directory
/Library/Filesystems/Xsan/man to your man search path. One way to do this is to add
the following line to the file /etc/manpath.config:
OPTIONAL_MANPATH /Library/Filesystems/Xsan/man
SAN User Sees Error Code –1425
• The user is trying to occupy more space than allowed by his or her hard quota.
LUN Doesn’t Have as Much Space as Expected
• To make striping across LUNs possible, Xsan automatically adjusts LUN sizes to make
all LUNs in a storage pool the same size as the smallest LUN in the pool. Xsan doesn’t
use the extra space on larger LUNs when you mix LUNs of different sizes in the same
storage pool.
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