This is a discussion on mklvcopy w/ existing VG's within the AIX Operating System forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> AIXites, Here's what I'm trying to do: I have two VG's with one 80G non-striped LV/FS each laid out ...
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| AIXites, Here's what I'm trying to do: I have two VG's with one 80G non-striped LV/FS each laid out some storage, spanning 5 PV's each. I would like to mirror these into another VG with existing LVs, striping the 'old' LVs in the processes over the 4 PVs that this VG encompasses. Is this possible without rebuilding the LVs as striped first? Thank you very much in advance! -- This email is sent using 100% recycled electrons. /Mick |
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| mick.ohrberg@gmail.com (Mick Ohrberg) wrote in message news:<8d3e3f38.0410261359.99b1076@posting.google.c om>... > AIXites, > > Here's what I'm trying to do: > > I have two VG's with one 80G non-striped LV/FS each laid out some > storage, spanning 5 PV's each. I would like to mirror these into > another VG with existing LVs, striping the 'old' LVs in the processes > over the 4 PVs that this VG encompasses. Is this possible without > rebuilding the LVs as striped first? > > Thank you very much in advance! You can only mirror within the same volume group. So you would have to remove the LV's and filesystem on the disks you want to mirror onto, then reducevg to remove the PV's from the VG, then extendvg. This will not allow striping though, you would have to backup the data, delete the LV's and recreate them with striping and then restore the data. |