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09-01-2004 12:40 AM
09-01-2004 12:40 AM
FC60 disk array
Do I need to set Bad Block Reallocation on LV's residing on an FC60 array to 'None' as I would for those residing on a VA for example?
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09-03-2004 01:00 AM
09-03-2004 01:00 AM
Re: FC60 disk array
Olivier,
for any disk array system it is considered best practice to switch off LVM BBR.
It is not a *must* but a recommendation, since disk arrays have their own methods of dealing with bad blocks.
You can change the lvols BBR definition using lvchange -r N /dev/vgYYZ/lvol##
Regards,
Bernhard
for any disk array system it is considered best practice to switch off LVM BBR.
It is not a *must* but a recommendation, since disk arrays have their own methods of dealing with bad blocks.
You can change the lvols BBR definition using lvchange -r N /dev/vgYYZ/lvol##
Regards,
Bernhard
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