Unmounting the Inactive System Image

For details of the drd umount command, including available options and extended options, see The drd umount Command.

To unmount the inactive system image, the command is:

# /opt/drd/bin/drd umount

The output is similar to Example 4-7.

Example 4-7 The drd umount Command Output

=======  12/08/06 22:09:22 MST  BEGIN Unmount Inactive System Image (user=root)
         (jobid=dlkma1)

       * Reading Current System Information
       * Locating Inactive System Image
       * Unmounting Inactive System Image

=======  12/08/06 22:09:48 MST  END Unmount Inactive System Image succeeded.
         (user=root)  (jobid=dlkma1)

The drd umount command:

Unmounts the file systems in the inactive system image.
Inactivates the inactive system image's volume group.
For an LVM-based system, exports the volume group.

If you run the bdf command after the drd umount command, you no longer see the inactive system image in the output.

Unmounting the Inactive System Image

Technical documentation

» Table of Contents

» Glossary

» Index