While working on a patching activity I came across an issue wherein the swap file system temporarily mounted for a zone did not get unmounted properly during the installpatchset phase.
swap 295G 8K 295G 1% /zones/lab-zone/lu
swap 295G 8K 295G 1% /zones/lab-zone/lu
From the zoneadm list output, I observed that the zone to which the above file system belonged to was somehow stuck in down state.
usport-lab-g# zoneadm list -icv
ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP
0 global running / native shared
7 lab-zone down /zones/lab-zone native shared
Further investigation revealed that the zoneadmd process for the zone was still active.
usport-lab-g# ps -ef | grep zoneadmd
root 6962 6863 0 06:31:49 pts/1 0:00 grep zoneadmd
root 21890 1 0 06:12:45 ? 0:01 zoneadmd -z lab-zone
I forcefully terminated this process with the kill command.
usport-lab-g# kill -9 21890
usport-lab-g# ps -ef | grep zoneadmd
root 7025 6863 0 06:32:00 pts/1 0:00 grep zoneadmd
This fixed the problem and the zone was now in the installed state as I anticipated.
[ssuri@usport-lab-g:~] $ sudo zoneadm list -icv
ID NAME STATUS PATH BRAND IP
0 global running / native shared
- lab-zone installed /zones/lab-zone native shared
I hope this quick tip was helpful for you and I thank you for reading.
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