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88Storage Foundation and High Availability Solutions support for Oracle VM Server for SPARCProvisioning storage for a guest domain9 Mount the file system.logical domain1# mount -F vxfs /dev/dsk/c0d1s2 /mnt10 Verify that the file system has been created:logical domain1# df -hl -F vxfsFilesystem size used avail capacity Mounted on/dev/dsk/c0d1s2 500M 2.2M 467M 1% /mntProvisioning Veritas Volume Manager volumes as boot disks for guestdomainsThe following procedure provisions boot disks for a guest domain.A VxVM volume appears as a full disk by default and can be used as a boot diskfor a guest domain.The following process gives the outline of how a VxVM volume can be used as aboot disk.The example control domain and is named “primary” the guest domain is named“logical domain1.” The prompts in each step show in which domain to run thecommand.To provision Veritas Volume Manager volumes as boot disks for guest domains1 On the control domain, create a VxVM volume of a size that is recommendedfor Solaris 10 installation. In this example, a 7GB volume is created:primary# vxassist -g boot_dg make bootdisk-vol 7g2 Configure a service by exporting the /dev/vx/dsk/boot_dg/bootdisk1-volvolume as a virtual disk:primary# ldm add-vdiskserverdevice \/dev/vx/dsk/boot_dg/bootdisk1-vol bootdisk1-vol@primary-vds03 Add the exported disk to logical domain1:primary# ldm add-vdisk vdisk1 bootdisk1-vol@primary-vds0 logical domain14 Follow Oracle’s recommended steps to install and boot a guest domain, anduse the virtual disk vdisk1 as the boot disk during the net install.
Storage Foundation and High Availability Solutions support for Oracle VM Server for SPARCUsing Veritas Volume Manager snapshots for cloning logical domain boot disks89Using Veritas Volume Manager snapshots for cloninglogical domain boot disksThe following highlights the steps to clone the boot disk from an existing logicaldomain using VxVM snapshots, and makes use of the third-mirror breakoffsnapshots.See “Provisioning Veritas Volume Manager volumes as boot disks for guestdomains” on page 88.Figure 4-7 illustrates an example of using Veritas Volume Manager snapshots forcloning Logical Domain boot disks.Figure 4-7Example of using Veritas Volume Manager snapshots for cloningLogical Domain boot disksGuest: ldom1c0d0s2cloneGuest: ldom2c0d0s2vdisk1 is createdby exporting alarge volume“bootdisk1-vol”vdisk1vdisk2vdisk2 is created byexporting thesnapshot volume“SNAP-bootdisk1-vol”bootdisk1-volsnapshotSNAP-bootdisk1-volControl domainBefore this procedure, logical domain1 has its boot disk contained in a largevolume, /dev/vx/dsk/boot_dg/bootdisk1-vol.This procedure involves the following steps:■Cloning the logical domain configuration to form a new logical domainconfiguration.
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