Bob Comeau wrote:
>
> The NEWVOL command seemed to work until it got to where it
> tried to mount the new volume, then it choked with an
> error about an UNKNOWN Volume and :
> *Error: Subsys     163, Info:     -10.

Do you remember the exact NEWVOL command that you used ?

I am asking because there is a reported problem (5003325415)
when the permanent and transient values of your NEWVOL command
do not add up to >= 101%. i.e. if you tried a
volutil> newvol mpexl_system_volume_set:member4 4 75 25

this could be the cause of your problem (unless you are on
MPE/iX 6.0, where the above SR is fixed).

If your problem does not fit the above scenario, then it maybe
the disk did not 'survive' the 'move'.

> Volume name:               State:   Ldev:      Type:     Path:
> -----------                -----    ----       ----      ----
>
>   MEMBER1                 MASTER       1     433330     52.6.0
>   MEMBER2                 MEMBER       2     433232     52.5.0
>   MEMBER3                 MEMBER       3     433234     52.4.0
>   MEMBER4         (VOLUME NOT AVAILABLE)
>
I am afraid you will have to do an INSTALL to correct this; although
no data is on that volume, some OS data structure (called the Volume
Set Information Table - VSIT) is in jeopardy now, which will cause
a problem for the transaction manager (XM) to work correctly for the
MPEXL_SYSTEM_VOLUME_SET.

Hope this helps,

Goetz.