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VM 4.1MP1.The storage is EMC CX700 and it is zoned with 2 HBA via Cisco 9509 switch.I was able to vxdisksetup 20 of the 36, the 16 gives the error below:Please reply if more info is needed.Thanks for your help.Ganesh.c4t2d4s2 auto - - errorc4t2d6s2 auto - - errorc4t2d8s2 auto - - errorc4t2d10s2 auto - - errorc4t2d12s2 auto - - errorc4t2d14s2 auto - - errorc4t2d16s2 auto - - errorc4t2d18s2 auto - - errorc4t2d20s2 auto - - errorc4t2d22s2 auto - - errorc4t2d23s2 auto - - errorc4t2d25s2 auto - - errorc4t2d27s2 auto - - errorc4t2d29s2 auto - - errorc4t2d31s2 auto:none - - online invalidc4t2d33s2 auto:none - - online invalid***@ppi-pri-adman # ./vxdisksetup -i c4t2d27Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@2/***@1,1b (sd60):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@1/***@1,1b (sd132):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@2/***@1,1b (sd60):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@1/***@1,1b (sd132):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@2/***@1,1b (sd60):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@1/***@1,1b (sd132):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@2/***@1,1b (sd60):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@1/***@1,1b (sd132):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@2/***@1,1b (sd60):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@1/***@1,1b (sd132):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@2/***@1,1b (sd60):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@1/***@1,1b (sd132):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman scsi: WARNING:/***@9,600000/fibre-***@2/***@1,1b (sd60):Jun 14 17:31:07 ppi-pri-adman Corrupt label; wrong magic numberJun 14 17:31:07

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CommunityOracle User Group CommunityTopliners CommunityOTN Speaker BureauJava CommunityError: You don't have JavaScript enabled. This tool uses JavaScript and much of it will not work correctly without it enabled. Please turn JavaScript back on and reload this page. Please enter a title. You can not post a blank message. Please type your message and try again. More discussions in Installation All PlacesServer & Storage SystemsOracle SolarisInstallation This discussion is archived 5 Replies Latest reply on Feb 17, 2014 7:48 PM by eldiener Solaris 11.1 installation GParted not finding disk partitons eldiener Feb 14, 2014 2:50 AM I run the live Solaris 11.1 installation. After answering questions about the preferred keyboard and language the graphical live install comes up. It says there is a missing device driver and when I look it is a RAID driver. That's OK since I don't need RAID under Solaris since I do not use RAID anyway.When I bring up GParted in the live install it shows absolutely no partitions for any of the devices. It shows 4 devices although I have only three hard drives. Maybe the 4th device is the CD-ROM from which I have booted. The devices are labelled /dev/dsk/c7d0p0, /dev/dsk/c7d1p0, /dev/dsk/c8d0p0, and /dev/dsk/c8t1d0p0. My guess is that these are the SATA devices, with the 3 hard drives and the CD-ROM drive, since they are all off of my SATA contoller.But there are no partitions showing in the Solaris GParted even though when I boot the latest live GParted disk and bring up GParted it shows all my individual primary and logical partitions on all drives.Maybe Solaris 11.1 is just not for my system, since it can't find my hard disk partitions. I have an MSI K9A2 Platinum motherboard with 3 2TB SATA 3.0 drives. I know it is not the latest and greatest but it is really surprising that Solaris cannot read the partition table on these drives, even though GParted outside of Solaris, as well as Minitools live or under Windows 7, has no problem reading the partition table and showing my partitions.Does anyone know why Solaris live cannot correctly read my hard disk partitions ? I have the same question Show 0 Likes(0) 2741Views Tags: none (add) This content has been marked as final. Show 5 replies 1. Re: Solaris 11.1 installation GParted not finding disk partitons Pascal Kreyer-Oracle Feb 14, 2014 8:10 AM (in response to eldiener) Can you please run theses commands share the outputs ?# parted -l# prtvtoc /dev/rdsk/# fdisk -G /dev/rdsk/# echo "" | format Like Show 0 Likes(0) Actions 2. R