3.19 Document Multimedia
Device Configuration
If you are running OS/2 LAN Server Fault Tolerance, unmirror and deactivate all those currently mirrored drives on which services will be installed.
In our test environment, we used OS/2 Warp Server's OS/2 base Syslevel 3005 with FixPak 36 and OS/2 Warp Server's LAN Server syslevel 8200 with FixPak 8506.
As you can see in Figure 20, the mirrored Partition
G is recognized with FSTYPE 87.
(0) [C:\]fdisk /query Drive Name Partition Vtype FStype Status Start Size 1 0000003f : 1 0a 2 0 7 1 SOS C: 1 04 1 7 23 1 SRV163 D: 2 07 1 31 502 1 0010ab83 E: 2 06 0 533 102 1 0013db50 : 2 87 0 635 1513 2 0000003f : 1 00 0 0 7 2 00003f00 F: 2 07 0 7 627 2 0013db50 G: 2 07 0 635 1513 |
You can deactivate Fault Tolerance by executing the following steps:
A dialog will appear as shown in Figure 21. Choosing DEACTIVATE will perform the following:
After the migration has completed, disk mirroring can be re-enabled again.
Figure 21: Unmirroring and Deactivating Fault Tolerance