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• ASM will support Extern and up at the same time?

  I'm confused.  If we have a group of redundant San who maintain the ASM disk group and our type is set to Extern, we put our confidence in snapshots, replication, and so on in the hands of the SAN.

  Can you have Extern and high?  You can have ASM diskgroup that lies on the SAN but too high?

  If you can not, then if you raised, and these starts on the SAN, what's the difference?  Are not often required database on a San with a server on the front-end server?

  ASM diskgroup redundancy and redundancy SAN are not the same and work completely different. You cannot use extern ASM and redundancy high at the same time.

  A San doesn't know anything about Oracle database files and redundancy is usually accomplished in RAID. ASM is not RAID and does not duplicate complete records. ASM data redundancy is based on failure of disk groups and file extensions. ASM knows by the way of the Oracle database files and automatically adjusts the deletion of data, which does not have a SAN. ASM has also the advantage of the storage size can be adjusted dynamically when the storage is online, without having to rebuild your storage devices. Rebuild or expand a SAN solution based RAID usually means to reset the storage.

  Beware of the features of snapshot and SAN replication because they cannot provide full backup or redundancy if you lose the full storage.

• Order for the disk to backup ASM, OCR and vote in RAC HP - UX Itanium for upgrade

  Hi gurus,
  I plan to upgrade my Database 10.2.0.1 to 10.2.0.4 that is in a CCR on HP - UX environment. OCR, the voting record and ASM are in the RAW file system. I need to take backup of these (OCR, voting disk, ASM). Can you please share how to take backup of these before upgrading?
  
  
  Kind regards
  XIC
  
  Published by: XIC on 6 April 2013 20:25

  Here you go...

  For the voting disk backup

  http://www.reachdba.com/showthread.php?348-voting-disk-backup-and-recovery

  For the backup of the OCR

  http://www.reachdba.com/showthread.php?346-backup-of-OCR

• I can drop discs asm online?

  Hi all
  
  I would like to change my diskgroup by adding new disks and the removal of some other old records.
  The reason main is that the former created administrator of disks of different sizes and I would like to have all the disks in the same, small size.
  
  I use a single asm diskgroup with external redundancy for everything (OCR, voting, data, archivelog)
  
  I know that I can add the new disks online.
  Can I also put online the old records? ASM will automagically migrate extended on the remaining when removing discs disks while the database is still ongoing?
  I have not found a clear statemente in the docs.
  
  Thank you
  Andrea

  Yes - looks very good.

• How to obtain the crs access ocr vote of asm 11 GR 2

  Hello
  
  11 g R2, we are placing OCR & ASM disks and no support more devices GROSS to VOTE.
  
  Here my question is that how the CRS access OCR & voting records from ASM while CRS start?.
  I hope ASM start after the start of CRS. I'm wrong? If Yes, then the CRS start ASM is downstairs and OCR & VOTING records on ASM.
  
  Also ask you all to provide the right guide so that I can learn new 11 GR 2 new features.
  
  
  Thank you very much
  
  Therese

  Hello

  There are 2 simple solutions for this:
  records of voting has.) No ASM file, but are found in the headers of records of the ASM disks. This position is directly accessible by Oracle, it is useless to start ASM to access voting records.
  (b) OCR (and ASM spfile btw) is slightly different. These are normal files in ASM and must be accessible before ASM is started. How this is done?
  Well the minimum information to start the stack and ASM are kept in a filled called CSR (Oracle repository Local) and traders (grid Plug-and - Play profile).
  With these 2 information Oracle may start ASM and then directly access OCR (and ASM Spfile).

  PS: The RSC can be maintained using ocrconfig-local

  Concerning
  Sebastian

• addNode.sh fails when voting records are placed in ASM

  Hello Forum, adding a node with script addNode throws an error when voting records are placed on ASM. Has anyone else had this problem or ideas?
  Thanks a lot for your help.
  
  
  [grid@host02 bin] $ sh - x./addNode.sh-silencieux 'CLUSTER_NEW_NODES = {host01}' "CLUSTER_NEW_VIRTUAL_HOSTNAMES = {host01-vip}.
  + OHOME=/u01/app/11.2.0/grid
  + INVPTRLOC=/u01/app/11.2.0/grid/oraInst.loc
  + ADDNODE='/u01/app/11.2.0/grid/oui/bin/runInstaller addNode - invPtrLoc - /u01/app/11.2.0/grid/oraInst.loc ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/11.2.0/grid-silent CLUSTER_NEW_NODES = CLUSTER_NEW_VIRTUAL_HOSTNAMES {host01} = {host01-vip}'
  + ' [' "= Y o '!' /u01/app/11.2.0/grid/cv/cvutl/check_nodeadd.pl f ']'
  + CHECK_NODEADD='/u01/app/11.2.0/grid/perl/bin/perl /u01/app/11.2.0/grid/cv/cvutl/check_nodeadd.pl - pre-silent CLUSTER_NEW_NODES = CLUSTER_NEW_VIRTUAL_HOSTNAMES {host01} = {host01-vip}'
  + /u01/app/11.2.0/grid/perl/bin/perl /u01/app/11.2.0/grid/cv/cvutl/check_nodeadd.pl - pre-silent ' CLUSTER_NEW_NODES = {host01} "' CLUSTER_NEW_VIRTUAL_HOSTNAMES = {host01-vip}'"
  + ' [' 1 - eq 0 ']'
  [grid@host02 bin] $
  
  /U01/app/11.2.0/grid/cv/log/cvutrace.log.0 output:
  < snipped >
  TaskVotingDisk: voting disk: TASK_SUMMARY: FAILURE: CRITICISM: VERIFICATION_FAILED
  ERRORMSG (Global): PRVF-5430: the disk configuration does not meet the recommendation of the Oracle of three locations on the disk to vote to vote
  ERRORMSG (Global): PRVF-5431: verification of configuration Oracle Cluster voting disk failure
  ERRORMSG (host01): PRVF-5449: location of verification of vote of the "ORCL:SPT_OCRVOTE01(ORCL:SPT_OCRVOTE01)" drive failed on the following nodes:
  ERRORMSG (host01): no such file or directory
  ERRORMSG (host01): PRVF-5449: location of verification of vote of the "ORCL:SPT_OCRVOTE02(ORCL:SPT_OCRVOTE02)" drive failed on the following nodes:
  ERRORMSG (host01): no such file or directory
  < snipped >
  
  Edited by: user12857528 11/14/2010 18:39

  Hello
  It reminds me of a mistake that I've met.
  In the addnode.sh script Oracle included cluvfy (-pre nodeadd), who with 11.2.0.2 also a shared device checks.

  Unfortunately this check of the aircraft (sometimes) will fail, since shared cluvfy device control does not always work correctly.
  A lot of other ppl. here probably already recognized installation 11.2.0.2 often will tell you that the sharedness of devices is not OK. You can ignore the installation, but not for addnode.

  So if you are sure, that your devices are shared (which seems OK after your release), you will need to disable the precheck required in the addnode.sh.

  Simply follow these steps:

  Export IGNORE_PREADDNODE_CHECKS = Y

  before calling the addNode.

  Concerning
  Sebastian

• ASM / ME Smart Copy - preventing the backup memory on Linux VM disk?

  Hello

  I have a cluster of two servers to Windows Server 2012 Standard edition running Hyper-V, with a Cluster Shared Volume (CSV), who lives on a SAN EqualLogic PS6500E network.  I have configured the EqualLogic HIT / tools ME 4.5 on servers and can perform a regular Smart Copies of a collection consisting of all the virtual machines on the CSV file.  There are eight virtual machines now, of which five are Scientific Linux 6.3 or 6.4, and the other three are different versions of Windows.

  When I make a copy of Smart, Windows VMS are aware of the VSS application, they tell their applications to pause a snapshot and fortunately continues to run throughout the active copy.  However, the Linux virtual machines (which are not aware of VSS) this is impossible, so they save their RAM disk and enter a "Saved" State paused.  Each server VM puts its VM Linux sleep one at a time, depending on whether virtual machines are spread on both servers, or focuses on a single server, it ends up taking up to four minutes to perform the entire Smart copy, including recovery of the saved state.

  Linux VMS are inaccessible on the network during almost the whole duration.  All SSH connections for these VMs may expire if the TCP Keep Alive packets are used, which is usually the default in most SSH clients.  Even if I disable Keep Alive, the session expires always and firm happens to me trying to type while the window of Smart Copy.

  We have people from everywhere in the world connected to the server at a given time, it is so hard to find a better time to perform snapshots that minimize disconnects.  I would prefer not to have to explain to people that they need to disable Keep Alive just for these servers, or for tools like screen to keep a removable session (if it is a wonderful tool).

  Is it possible to disable recording of the RAM of the VM disk and the suspension of these virtual machines?  I think that the ASM/VE version has this ability, but I can't find it in ASM / me.

  Thank you!

  You have opened a folder with Dell?

  For starters I suggest move Linux virtual machines to different volumes CSV and do not include those in ASM / ME snapshots.  You could line them up the table for the moment.

  Kind regards

• The ASMCA error: ASMCA detected before ASM 11 GR 2

  Hi all

  I have a 2 node RAC with no problems running Cluster. Here's the . / crsctl State resource t your comments.

  It has been performed as root.

  [root@rac bin] #. / crsctl State resource t

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  TARGET STATE SERVER STATE_DETAILS NAME

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Local resources

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  ORA. DATA.dg

  RAC online online

  Rac2 ONLINE

  ORA. LISTENER.lsnr

  RAC online online

  Rac2 ONLINE

  ORA.asm

  Rac Started online

  Rac2 Started online

  ORA. Eons

  RAC online online

  Rac2 ONLINE

  ORA. GSD

  In offline mode offline rac

  In offline mode offline rac2

  ORA.net1.Network

  RAC online online

  Rac2 ONLINE

  ORA.ons

  RAC online online

  Rac2 ONLINE

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Cluster resources

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  ORA. LISTENER_SCAN1. LSNR

  1 rac2 ONLINE

  ORA. OC4J

  1 OFFLINE IN OFFLINE MODE

  ORA. RAC.db

  1 rac ONLINE Open

  Open 2 rac2 online online

  ORA. RAC. VIP

  1 cars online online

  ORA. Rac2.VIP

  1 rac2 ONLINE

  ORA.scan1.VIP

  1 rac2 ONLINE

  As you can see there is no problem at all.

  When I try to run. / netca to $GRID_HOME/bin as the root of this error happens and he will not launch ASMCA.

  Here is my source for the grid Services environment.

  ORACLE_SID = + ASM1; export ORACLE_SID

  ORACLE_HOME=/U01/app/11.2.0/grid; Export ORACLE_HOME

  Here is the full error:

  ASMCA detected before ASM 11 GR 2, but it has a local instance configured on this node. If you want to upgrade to the ASM to 11 GR 2,

  You must run ASMCA on a node where pre 11 GR 2 ASM instance is configured.

  

  Thank you

  Lady Allora.

  Hello

  Please run following query "select name, path, header_status from v$ asm_disk;  then the record showing header_status as CONFIGURED add to any diskgroup.

  After adding balance will trigger once his check completed using ASMCMD lsdg.

  You can view the status rebalance also output lsdg.

  ASMCMD > lsdg

  State Type sector Rebal to Total_MB Free_MB Req_mir_free_MB Usable_file_MB Offline_disks Voting_files name of the block

  EXTERN MOUNTED N 512 4096 1048576 8188 5520 0 5520 0 N ACFSDG.

  EXTERN MOUNTED N 512 4096 1048576 6149 1543 0 1543 0 N CRS.

  NORMAL CLIMB N 512 4096 1048576 3057 2334 1019 657 0 CRS_VOTE.

  EXTERN MOUNTED N 512 4096 1048576 32755 26501 0 26501 0 N DATA10G.

  Syntax for adding disk:

  ==================

  SQL > ALTER DISK "" ADD DISKGROUP

  Kind regards

  Shakur

• 12 c grid rhel6 iscsi asm Storage Infrastructure

  I'm working on the construction of my 12 c Grid Infrastructure database by using the following:

  • RHEL 6.6
    • node rac1
    • node rac2
  • I use Synology NAS storage Oracle Clusterware RAC shared storage.  The following objectives were discovered by node rac1 and rac2. (/ dev/sda/dev/sdb/dev/sdc)
    • LUN/iSCSI shared CRS 10 g
    • LUN/iSCSI shared DATA 400 G
    • LUN/iSCSI shared FRA 400 G

  My question is?

  How do these iSCSI disks for ASM 12 c?

  Should I format each drive on each node and then oracleasm create discs?

  Please notify.

  BECAUSE two-node Oracle 12 c Grid Infrastructure installed on RHEL6

  Shared Storage for laboratory: Synology NAS which I created three LUNS/iSCSI devices:

  1 for the CRS

  1 for DATA

  1 for FRA

  Each node (initiator) discovered and connect on the objectives, the DATA and FRA

  I then used fdisk/dev/sda and/dev/sdb, / dev/sdc, which created

  / dev/sda1

  / dev/sdb1

  / dev/sdc1

  Initialized oracleasm on both RAC nodes and created the CBC records using the oracleasm createdisk CRS/dev/sda1

  Then oracleasm scandisk

  Then oracleasm listdisks

  And CBC, DATA and FRA discs seem to be working now.

• GLWB-10521: could not resolve the ASM label

  Hello

  I try to install Oracle Grid Infrastructure 12 c Release 1 on Windows Server R2 2012 in a hyper-v Lab (to my intention is to install a complete rac - later).  I created my ASM storage with the role of ISCSI target (4 discs 20 GB each, all the dynamic extension), and they are all visible from both nodes.  I can ping all the IP addresses of all servers involved.  I required prior tasks, and there is one thing that I am invited to check.  Error message is:

  «Device checks for ASM - there is a control to check the devices specified in the requirements for the ASM.»  Error:

  -

  GLWB-10521: could not resolve disc ASM 'ORCLDISKDATA0' label to the path of unity on the node 'ORAN01DV' - Cause: could not resolve the ASM label to any device on the specified node.  -Action: Make sure the specified label of ASM is properly engraved on a device shared on the specified node and marked devices are accessible to the current user. To check the address record label use tools "Asmtoolg" on Windows operating system platforms and "oracleasm" on the Linux operating system platform.

  -

  GLWB-10521: could not resolve disc ASM 'ORCLDISKDATA1' label to the path of unity on the node 'ORAN01DV' - Cause: could not resolve the ASM label to any device on the specified node.  -Action: Make sure the specified label of ASM is properly engraved on a device shared on the specified node and marked devices are accessible to the current user. To check the address record label use tools "Asmtoolg" on Windows operating system platforms and "oracleasm" on the Linux operating system platform.

  -

  GLWB-10521: could not resolve disc ASM 'ORCLDISKDATA2' label to the path of unity on the node 'ORAN01DV' - Cause: could not resolve the ASM label to any device on the specified node.  -Action: Make sure the specified label of ASM is properly engraved on a device shared on the specified node and marked devices are accessible to the current user. To check the address record label use tools "Asmtoolg" on Windows operating system platforms and "oracleasm" on the Linux operating system platform.

  -

  GLWB-10521: could not resolve disc ASM 'ORCLDISKDATA3' label to the path of unity on the node 'ORAN01DV' - Cause: could not resolve the ASM label to any device on the specified node.  -Action: Make sure the specified label of ASM is properly engraved on a device shared on the specified node and marked devices are accessible to the current user. To check the address record label use tools "Asmtoolg" on Windows operating system platforms and "oracleasm" on the Linux operating system platform. »

  I opened Asmtoolg, and everything seems to be ok in there (all discs are stamped and are visible etc.).  I recognize that this is a complex area, so I understand that it will be difficult to difficult to diagnose.  I was really surprised to not find anywhere, any success on the internet for the GLWB-10521 error code well.  Does anyone have ideas of things I could try?

  Thanks in advance

  There is a bug (Bug 20428707 : GLWB - 10521 RAC INSTALLATION)

  Re: GLWB-10521

• Resync ASM disk in 12 c

  Hello

  Please can someone tell what is the difference between ASM resynchronization and consolidation of disk drive?

  Are they different? If so, what is re-synchronization happens and when to rebalance?

  Thank you

  Fast ASM disk Resync is used to recovery failure a failure to make temporarily unavailable group is considered transient failures.

  As the disconnection of the cable, controller failures or interruptions of supply disk or host bus adapter current.

  You just put a time (duration) where ASM Diskgroup will be to track all the changes up to recover this failure. If records are retrieved using the last State when, down disc Resync then update all the blocks on the disk recovered from survive failgroup.

  If drive failure is not picked up within the window of time, records are automatically removed from the diskgroup.

  The process of adding these drive broke diskgroup start the rebalancing process.

  Resynchronization occurs when updating the out-of-sync disk track.

  Rebalancing occurs when data are not balanced or when to add new disc on diskgroup.

• dissappearing asm space

  Oracle 11.2.0.4 SE a 64-bit

  Standalone ASM 11.2.0.4 - no CARS, no grouping

  Oracle Linux 5.6

  Database had two DGs in ASM.  External redundancy, another normal redundancy with two failure groups.  A group of failure was on local SSD on the server. We have been short on space and limited by these local drives, so created a third DG in order to replace the constraint...  This one disc, external redundancy.  Disks to look like this.  The SMALL DG is the one who is forced to the internal SSD.  DG DATA2 is his replacement.

  GROUP_NUMBER DISK_NUMBER SIZE_GB REDUNC DISK_NAME FAILGROUP GROUP_NAME

  ------------ ----------- ----------- ---------- ------ -------------------- ---------------

  3 LARGE EXTERN 0 950 LARGE_0000 LARGE_0000

  4 SMALL 0 149.863281 NORMAL SMALL_FIOA SSD_GROUP

  4 SMALL 1 149.863281 NORMAL SMALL_FIOB SSD_GROUP

  4 SMALL 3 149.011719 NORMAL SMALL_FIOC SSD_GROUP

  4 SMALL 6 150 NORMAL SAN_GROUP SMALL_0006

  4 SMALL 7 150 NORMAL SAN_GROUP SMALL_0007

  4 SMALL 8 150 NORMAL SAN_GROUP SMALL_0008

  5 DATA2 EXTERN 0 500 DATA2_0000 DATA2_0000

  Yesterday, I finished moving all the data and temporary files from SMALL to DATA2.  The only files left on the SMALL are control files, which I hope to move today.

  Now the question.  I have a task that runs every morning at 0630 to gather various metrics of the use of disk file system and ASM. The result of this work is recorded and used to fill a daily tracking spreadsheet. Yesterday, I did an extra run after I finished moving all the data files (but before you move the temporary files). At this point, the SMALL DG showed 337,8 GB of usable space.  After that, I created a new temp TS (TEMP2) with its files on DATA2 and dropped the old a little.  I capture info use disk at this stage.

  This morning I got a big surprise.  The SMALL DG relates now only 74.4 GB of usable space.  I double checked its contents using "asmcmd" and verified that the only file on it's a db control file and its alias.

  The command to capture its use ASM is

  asmcmd lsdg | awk ' {print $13 "" $2 "" $7 "" $8 "" $10}' > > $logfile

  with this result:

  Name Type Total_MB Free_MB Usable_file_MB

  DATA2 / 512000 154640 154640 EXTERN

  LARGE / EXTERN 972800 33915 33915

  SMALL / NORMAL 920308 OF NTA 305895 76147

  Output power of "lsdg;

  State Type sector Rebal to Total_MB Free_MB Req_mir_free_MB Usable_file_MB Offline_disks Voting_files name of the block

  EXTERN MOUNTED N 512 4096 1048576 512000 154640 0 154640 0 N DATA2.

  EXTERN MOUNTED N 512 4096 1048576 972800 33915 0 33915 0 N GRAND.

  NORMAL CLIMB N 512 4096 1048576 920308 OF NTA 305895 153600 76147 0 N SMALL.

  I don't know if this will solve the problem, but perhaps that it was tyring:

  ALTER DISKGROUP SMALL CHECK REPAIRS;

• create asm diskgroup does not display any disk

  I want to install oracle grid and the database on a cluster 2 nodes

  I use virtualbox, oracle 6.5 and grid oracle 12 c

  I have created my asm disk. I can't listdisks and also perfectly scandisks

  I install the software of grid with the oracle user.

  I have chown-r oracle: oinstall oracleam to give permission to the user oracle the disk

  all by installing am on the Group of disks asm 'create '.

  for the love of me, I can't find my records.

  oracleasm, oracleasmlib and oracleasm-supported are all installed. checked with rpm - qa} grep oracleasm *.

  How to solve this

  Thank you, this has been resolved

  CD/dev

  chown-r oracle: oinstall oracleasm

• RunInstall does not show the ASM disks

  Hello

  I googled arleady for so long but I can't find the solution for my problem.

  I'm under runInstall of the Oracle Grid Infrastructure installation program. When it comes to "Create the ASM disk groups", the window does not show one of my starts created previously, even if I change the discovery trail to ' / oracleasm/dev/discs / * "Please help!

  [dev root@grid1] # / usr/sbin/oracleasm listdisks

  DATA01

  DATA02

  FRA01

  FRA02

  OCRVOTE01

  OCRVOTE02

  OCRVOTE03

  [dev root@grid1] # / usr/sbin/oracleasm-discover

  ASMLib /opt/oracle/extapi/64/asm/orcl/1/libasm.so using

  [Library ASM - Generic Linux, version 2.0.4 (KABI_V2)]

  Disk discovery: ORCL:DATA01 [31455232 blocks (16105078784 bytes), maxio 512]

  Disk discovery: ORCL:DATA02 [31455232 blocks (16105078784 bytes), maxio 512]

  Disk discovery: ORCL:FRA01 [20969472 blocks (10736369664 bytes), maxio 512]

  Disk discovery: ORCL:FRA02 [20969472 blocks (10736369664 bytes), maxio 512]

  Disk discovery: ORCL:OCRVOTE01 [10477194 blocks (5364323328 bytes), maxio 512]

  Disk discovery: ORCL:OCRVOTE02 [10483712 blocks (5367660544 bytes), maxio 512]

  Disk discovery: ORCL:OCRVOTE03 [10483712 blocks (5367660544 bytes), maxio 512]

  [dev root@grid1] # / usr/sbin/oracleasm querydisk DATA01

  Disk 'DATA01' is a valid ASM disk

  [records root@grid1] # pwd

  / dev/oracleasm/Disks

  [records root@grid1] # he's

  Total 0

  BRW - rw - 1 grid asmadmin 8, 65 4 Mar 11:18 DATA01

  BRW - rw - 1 grid asmadmin 8, 81-4 Mar 11:18 DATA02

  BRW - rw - 1 grid asmadmin 8, 97-4 Mar 11:18 FRA01

  BRW - rw - 1 grid asmadmin 8, 113 4 Mar 11:18 FRA02

  BRW - rw - 1 grid asmadmin 8, 17 4 Mar 11:16 OCRVOTE01

  BRW - rw - 1 grid asmadmin 8, 33-4 Mar 11:17 OCRVOTE02

  BRW - rw - 1 grid asmadmin 8, 49-4 Mar 11:17 OCRVOTE03

  [records root@grid1] # rpm - qa | grep oracle

  oracleasm-support - 2.1.8 - 1.el6.x86_64

  oracleasmlib - 2.0.4 - 1.el6.x86_64

  oraclelinux-release-6Server - 6.0.2.x86_64

  oraclelinux-release-notes-6Server - 14.x86_64

  kmod-oracleasm - 2.0.8 - 4.el6_6.x86_64

  Oracle-logos - 60.0.14 - 1.0.2.el6.noarch

  to clarify this, please login as user "grid" and run the command
       id

  This will show you if id is a member of the Group asmadmin.

  Martin

• Adding a device to ASM disk using asmtool

  Hello

  I create ASM disks.

  Background: Oracle enterprise linux 6. I'd partition the shared disks (SCSi) during the installation of Linux (don't know what to do, I just did).

  Now if I run oracleasm createdisk, it is said that the devices are busy. No, I removed the mounts of the devices in/etc/fstab. Now createdisk said that "the device is not a partition. Now I use asmtool command instead:

  / usr/sbin/asmtool - c-l/dev/oracleasm n OCRVOTE s/dev/sdc - a force = yes

  That works fine, but I need to add more then one device to drive OCRVOTE. If I do

  / usr/sbin/asmtool - c-l/dev/oracleasm n OCRVOTE s/dev/sdd - force = yes

  It is said: asmtool: unable to create 'OCRVOTE' ASM disk: file exists

  Hello

  You're basically labelling records at the level of the BONE.

  This name must be unique.

  You must give the label name different labelling while.

  / usr/sbin/asmtool - c-l/dev/oracleasm - n OCRVOTE1 s/dev/SDS - a force = yes

  Then use ASM diskgroup in the future.

  Kind regards

  Loriette