troubleshooting root.sh problem for oracle 10g/11g(二)

Additional options can be used for a more thorough check:

USAGE:

cluvfy stage -pre crsinst -n [-r {10gR1|10gR2|11gR1|11gR2}]

[-c ] [-q ]

[-osdba ]

[-orainv ]

[-asm -asmgrp ]

[-asm -asmdev ]

[-fixup [-fixupdir ]] [-verbose]

If the Cluster Verification Utility is unable to find a configuration problem and your root.sh still fails, you may need the assistance of Oracle Support to troubleshoot further and/or see the "Advanced Root.sh Troubleshooting" section:

Advanced Root.sh Troubleshooting

The root.sh is simply a parent script that calls the following scripts:

/install/utl/rootmacro.sh # small - validates home and user

/install/utl/rootinstall.sh # small - creates some local files

/network/install/sqlnet/setowner.sh # small - opens up /tmp permissions

/rdbms/install/rootadd_rdbms.sh # small - misc file/permission checks

/rdbms/install/rootadd_filemap.sh # small - misc file/permission checks

/crs/install/rootcrs.pl # MAIN CLUSTERWARE CONFIG SCRIPT

If your root.sh is failing on one of the first 5 scripts, it should be an easy fix since those fix are small and easy to troubleshoot. However, most problems are likely going to happen in the rootcrs.pl script which is the main clusterware config script. This script will log useful trace data to /cfgtoollogs/crsconfig/rootcrs_.log. However, you should check the clusterware alert log under /log/ first for any obvious problems or errors.