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If a disk failure caused a volume to be disabled, and the volume does not contain any valid redundant plexes, you must restore the volume from a backup after replacing the failed disk. Any volumes that are listed as Unstartable
must be restarted using the vxvol
command before restoring their contents from a backup.
To forcibly restart a disabled volume
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vxvol [-g
diskgroup] -o bg -f start
volume
The -f
option forcibly restarts the volume, and the -o
bg
option resynchronizes its plexes as a background task. For example, to restart the volume myvol
so that it can be restored from backup, use the following command:
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vxvol -g mydg -o bg -f start myvol