Removing disksets/device groups from a cluster

Hi all, how do I remove old/stale disk set (ie device group) from a Sun Cluster 3.2 enviroment?

I'm trying to add back a disk set, which metaset says doesn't exist anymore, but I get the following error when I try to re-add the (old) disk set:

# metaset

#

# metaset -s myset -a -h nfst1 nfst2

sc_rval = 2

metaset: nfst1: setname "myset": no such set

The diskset, myset, isn't there but the cluster still knows about it (as seen in the Sun Cluster Manager).

"cldevicegroup delete" won't let me delete it either:

# cldevicegroup delete myset

cldevicegroup: (C795573) This operation is not allowed for Solaris Volume Manager device groups.

cldevicegroup: (C747142) Use the metaset(1M) or metassist(1M) commands to modify or delete Solaris Volume Manager device groups.

cldevicegroup: (C178871) Deletion of device group "myset" failed.

I can across the package SUNWscdtk on google as a means for removing disksets/devicegroups from the cluster's CCR. Is that still around? If so, where do i get it?

Thanks in advance,

Stewart

[1124 byte] By [mcleansa] at [2007-11-27 4:15:03]
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Did you try to purge the diskset?Perform on all nodes:metaset -s <disksetname> -PNote that the diskset must not be owned by the node where you try to purge it.GreetsThorsten
Thorsten.Frueaufa at 2007-7-12 9:21:23 > top of Java-index,Solaris Operating System,Solaris Essentials - General Technical Questions...