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Delete PDISK
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Unless you physically remove the disk from the SSA array it will keep coming back when you run cfgmgr.
Jim Hirschauer
Jim Hirschauer
Find the PVID of the disk
then
odmdelete -q value=0073659c2c6d26f10000000000000000 -o CuAt
Mike
"A foolproof method for sculpting an elephant: first, get a huge block of marble, then you chip away everything that doesn't look like an elephant."
then
odmdelete -q value=0073659c2c6d26f10000000000000000 -o CuAt
Mike
"A foolproof method for sculpting an elephant: first, get a huge block of marble, then you chip away everything that doesn't look like an elephant."
Hi,
well... in the past I had also to support those H-machines with SSA disks.
As far as I remember you have to check the hdisk-pdisk relationship. cmd=ssaxlate -l xdisk (or diag).
With rmdev: 1st remove the hdisk, 2nd remove the pdisk. If you want to identify (let blink) the disk in the drawer, first do this (ssaidentify), remove the disk-HW, then afterwards remove the pdisk entry from AIX (ODM).
hth
well... in the past I had also to support those H-machines with SSA disks.
As far as I remember you have to check the hdisk-pdisk relationship. cmd=ssaxlate -l xdisk (or diag).
With rmdev: 1st remove the hdisk, 2nd remove the pdisk. If you want to identify (let blink) the disk in the drawer, first do this (ssaidentify), remove the disk-HW, then afterwards remove the pdisk entry from AIX (ODM).
hth
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