Hitachi XP P9500 User Manual page 572
Command suite for linux(r)
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Message ID
KAPL12334-E
KAPL12335-E
KAPL12336-E
KAPL12337-E
KAPL12338-E
KAPL12341-I
8-112
Message Text
Multiple root partition entries
exist in the file. File name =
aa...aa
A file system that HDLM can
support as a boot disk was
not found in the file. File
name = aa...aa
The user does not have
permission to execute the
utility for supporting the boot
disk.
UUID and LABEL information
on the root partition were
not able to be acquired.
The command does not exist
or does not have executable
permissions. Command
name = aa...aa
Execution of bootup script
started.
Messages
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Explanation
Also, make sure that the HBA driver
has been installed.
Details
aa...aa: The name of the file
referenced by the dlmmkinitrd utility
for supporting the boot disk
Action
Modify the fstab file specified in the
fstab parameter of the boot disk
support utility (dlmmkinitrd), and
then retry the operation.
Alternatively, modify the root
partition setting in the /etc/fstab
file and then retry the operation.
Details
aa...aa: The name of the file
referenced by the dlmmkinitrd utility
for supporting the boot disk
Action
Modify the fstab file specified in the
fstab parameter of the boot disk
support utility (dlmmkinitrd), or the
file system of the /etc/fstab file
root partition, to a file system that
can be applied when the HDLM device
is used as a boot disk (ext2 or ext3).
Also, make sure that the kernel
package has been installed correctly.
Action
Retry as a user with root permission.
Action
Confirm UUID or LABEL is set to the
root partition. Set UUID or LABEL to
the root partition when it is not set
and re-execute the dlmmkinitrd
utility for supporting the boot disk.
Details
There is no command, or the user
does not have execution permission.
aa...aa: Command name
Action
Make sure the specified command
exists and the user has execution
permission.
Action
None.
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