VERITAS Volume Manager 3.5 Troubleshooting Guide (August 2002)
vxdg Error Messages
68 VERITAS Volume Manager Troubleshooting Guide
vxvm: vxdg: ERROR: diskdevice: Request crosses disk group boundary
◆ Description: The specified disk device is not configured in the source disk group for a
disk group move or split operation.
◆ Action: Correct the name of the disk object specified in the disk group move or split
operation.
vxvm: vxdg:
ERROR: diskgroup: split failed: Error in cluster processing
◆ Description: The host is not the master node in the cluster.
◆ Action: Perform the operation from the master node.
vxvm: vxdg: ERROR: Transaction already in progress
◆ Description: One of the disk groups specified in a disk group move, split or join
operation is currently involved in another unrelated disk group move, split or join
operation (possibly as the result of recovery from a system failure).
◆ Action: Use the vxprint command to display the status of the disk groups involved.
If vxprint shows that the TUTIL0 field for a disk group is set to MOVE, and you are
certain that no disk group move, split or join should be in progress, use the vxdg
command to clear the field as described in “Recovering from Incomplete Disk Group
Moves” on page 15. Otherwise, retry the operation.
vxvm: vxdg: ERROR: volume: Volume or plex device is open or mounted
◆ Description: An attempt was made to perform a disk group move, split or join on a
disk group containing an open volume.
◆ Action: It is most likely that a file system configured on the volume is still mounted.
Stop applications thataccess volumesconfiguredin the disk group, and unmount any
file systems configured in the volumes.
vxvm: vxdg: ERROR: vxdg join sourcedg targetdg failed
vxvm: vxdg: ERROR: object: Record already exists in disk group
◆ Description: A disk group join operation failed because the name of an object in one
disk group is the same as the name of an object in the other disk group. Such name
clashes are most likely to occur for snap objects and snapshot plexes.
◆ Action: Use thefollowing command tochange the objectnamein eitherone ofthe disk
groups:
# vxedit -g diskgroup rename old_name new_name
For more information about using the vxedit command, see the vxedit(1M)
manual page.