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05-06-2011 07:28 PM
05-06-2011 07:28 PM
EVA 5000
Hi guys,
I have virtual disks that I currently have assigned to RHEL 3.7 server as VolumeGroups(LVM). Now we are in the process of updating these servers to Centos 5.4. As we update the servers I want to assign the same virutal disks to the Centos Server in the same LVM VG format. How do I assign the disks without having to reformat these virtual disks and the fear of losing data. If some one can lay out the steps that would be nice.
I have virtual disks that I currently have assigned to RHEL 3.7 server as VolumeGroups(LVM). Now we are in the process of updating these servers to Centos 5.4. As we update the servers I want to assign the same virutal disks to the Centos Server in the same LVM VG format. How do I assign the disks without having to reformat these virtual disks and the fear of losing data. If some one can lay out the steps that would be nice.
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