MASTER | A volume in this state is the master volume of a volume set. In order for the system to recognize the volume set, the master volume must be mounted. | Yes |
MEMBER | A volume in this state belongs to a volume set whose master is mounted. If the master is not mounted, the volume is in the LONER state. | Yes |
MASTER-MD | A volume in this state is the master volume of a mirrored volume set. In order for the system to recognize the volume set, the master volume must be mounted. | Yes |
MEMBER-MD | A volume in this state belongs to a mirrored volume set whose master is mounted. If the master is not mounted, the volume would be in the LONER state. | Yes |
MASTER-SU | A volume in this state is the master volume of a user volume set. In order for the system to recognize the volume set, the master volume must be mounted. | Yes |
MASTER-SB | A volume in this state is the master volume of a backup volume set. In order for the system to recognize the volume set, the master volume must be mounted. | No |
MEMBER-SU | A volume in this state belongs to a user volume set whose master is mounted. | Yes |
MEMBER-SB | A volume in this state belongs to a backup volume set whose master is mounted. | No |
DISABLED-MD | A volume in this state failed after it was mounted. | No |
LONER-SU | A volume is in the LONER-SU state when the volume set is closed by the VSCLOSE command. This volume is marked as the user half of the pair. | No |
LONER-SB | A volume is in the LONER-SB state when the volume set is closed by the VSCLOSE command. This volume is marked as the backup half of the pair. | No
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LONER | A volume is in the LONER state when its master is not mounted, or when the volume set is closed by the VSCLOSE command. | No |
SCRATCH | A volume in the SCRATCH state can be initialized. It may contain data, but by scratching the volume, the user has indicated that the data is no longer needed. | No |
UNKNOWN | A volume in the UNKNOWN state does not have a label that the system can recognize. The volume may be from another system, it may be a new disk pack, or it may be a volume that has been formatted. An UNKNOWN volume is available for initialization. | No |