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| Hi, Can anyone help with this issue. I have 3 boot disks that are triple mirrored with the same VG name.. I want to take one of the disk out of this mirror and still keep the info and boot from that disk to rename the VG name to /dev/vg01. so that I can use that disk for another system load.. I am trying to avoid having to reload the boot disk. ==> Right now these disks have UNIX + PATCHES on them only.. Nothing else... Here's what I have so far: 1. I have 3 boot disks that are mirrord with vgname = /dev/vg00 c0t14 <==> c4t14 <==> c0t0 2. I want to keep disks c0t14 mirrorred onto c4t14 and unmirror disk c0t0 and keep all the info there on c0t0.. 3. Then I want to boot they system from c0t0 and rename /dev/vg00 to /dev/vg01.. I would appreciate any help on this matter.. Regards, Nay |
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| I believe lvsplit (1M) should be of help. Check the man pages. "Nay Patel" <nbpatel@lucent.com> wrote in message news:cj9cqi$80g@netnews.proxy.lucent.com... > Hi, > > Can anyone help with this issue. I have 3 boot disks that are triple > mirrored with the same VG name.. I want to take one of the disk out of > this mirror and still keep the info and boot from that disk to rename > the VG name to /dev/vg01. so that I can use that disk for another system > load.. I am trying to avoid having to reload the boot disk. > > ==> Right now these disks have UNIX + PATCHES on them only.. Nothing > else... > > Here's what I have so far: > > 1. I have 3 boot disks that are mirrord with vgname = /dev/vg00 > > c0t14 <==> c4t14 <==> c0t0 > > > 2. I want to keep disks c0t14 mirrorred onto c4t14 and unmirror disk > c0t0 and keep all the info there on c0t0.. > > 3. Then I want to boot they system from c0t0 and rename /dev/vg00 to > /dev/vg01.. > > I would appreciate any help on this matter.. > > Regards, > Nay |