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drd_unregister_mirror(1M)			     drd_unregister_mirror(1M)

NAME
       drd_unregister_mirror   -  notify  DRD that an LVM or VxVM  mirror of a
       system image is about to be  manually removed.

SYNOPSIS
       mirror_block_device_file

DESCRIPTION
       The drd_unregister_mirror command notifies DRD that a mirror of	either
       the active system image or the inactive sytem image has been removed or
       is about to be removed.

       The drd_unregister_mirror comand can be run before or after the	mirror
       is  actually removed, but there are some benefits to running drd_unreg‐
       ister_mirror first:   You CANNOT remove the disk that DRD identifies as
       the  boot  disk	of  a system image.  The drd_unregister_mirror command
       will exit  with a failure return code if you attempt to do so.  If  you
       are not sure which mirrored copy of a system image is identified by DRD
       as the boot disk, run drd_unregister_mirror to attempt  to  remove  the
       disk.   If  you	have  chosen the boot disk, the command will fail. The
       other disk can then be unregistered and removed.

   Options
       recognizes the following options:

	      Displays the usage message.

		     The block device special file of  the  mirror  disk.  The
		     file should refer to the entire disk, not to a partition.

   Return Values
       returns the following values:

	      Success.
	      Error.
	      Warning.

   Examples
       To display usage information:

       To  notify  that	 all  mirrors of volumes in the root group on the disk
       have been removed or are about to be removed.

       To notify that all mirrors of volumes in the inactive system  image  on
       the disk have been removed or are about to be removed.

AUTHOR
       was developed by Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.

SEE ALSO
       auto_parms(1M),	drd-clone(1M), drd-deactivate(1M), drd-mount(1M), drd-
       rehost(1M), drd-runcmd(1M), drd-status(1M),  drd-umount(1M),  drd-unre‐
       host(1M),   ioscan(1M),	kctune(1M),  sysinfo(4),  swapinfo(1M),	 swin‐
       stall(1M), swlist(1M), swmodify(1M), swm-job(1M), swremove(1M),	swver‐
       ify(1M), update-ux(1M), vgdisplay(1M), view(1), vxdisk(1M)

       Dynamic	  Root	  Disk	  Administrator's    Guide,    available    at
       http:docs/hp.comenDRD.

						     drd_unregister_mirror(1M)

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