Veritas Storage Foundation Portable Data Containers: Cross-Platform Data Sharing 5.0.1 Administrators Guide, HP-UX 11i v3, First Edition, November 2009

Stopping ongoing migration
To stop performing ongoing migration
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Type the following commands:
# fscdsadm -l ignore mount_point
# fscdsadm -o none mount_point
The file system is left on the current system.
When to convert a file system
When moving a file system between two systems, it is essential to run the
fscdsconv command to perform all of the file system migration tasks. The
fscdsconv command validates the file system to ensure that it does not exceed
any of the established CDS limits on the target, and converts the byte order of the
file system if the byte order of the target is opposite to that of the current system.
Warning: Prior to VxFS 4.0 and disk layout Version 6, VxFS did not officially
support moving file systems between different platforms, although in many cases
a user may have successfully done so. Do not move file systems between platforms
when using versions of VxFS prior to Version 4, or when using disk layouts earlier
than Version 6. Instead, upgrade to VxFS 4.0 or higher, and disk layout Version
6 or later. Failure to upgrade before performing cross-platform movement can
result in data loss or data corruption.
Converting the byte order of a file system
Use the fscdsconv command to migrate a file system from one system to another.
53File system considerations
When to convert a file system