Root volume contains all configurations files (onTap is installed on it). Generally, the root volume should be RAID4 consisting of 2 disks. Create it as follows:
netapp1> vol create vol2 -l en -t raid4 2@137104M
During the installation, OS was installed on a default volume. Now that you have created a new dedicated root volume, and you want to use it, below is the procedure:
netapp1> vol create vol2 -l en -t raid4 2@137104M
netapp1> vol status
Volume State Status Options
vol2 online raid4, trad create_ucode=on
vol0(1) online raid_dp, flex root, create_ucode=on
netapp1> options ndmpd.enable on
netapp1> ndmpcopy /vol/vol0(1) /vol/vol2
netapp1> vol options vol2 root
netapp1> vol status
Volume State Status Options
vol2 online raid4, trad diskroot, create_ucode=on
vol0(1) online raid_dp, flex root, create_ucode=on
netapp1> reboot
netapp1> vol offline vol0
netapp1> vol destroy vol0
netapp1> vol rename vol2 vol0
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