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09-10-2012 01:39 AM
09-10-2012 01:39 AM
Hi!
I tried to do vgmodify to resize the volume group, but got an error that -S option is illegal. man page shows me this:
SYNOPSIS Set Specified Parameters /usr/sbin/vgmodify [-B bootable] [-e max_pe] [-l max_lv] [-n] [-p max_pv] [-r] [-v] vg_name [pv_path...] Optimize the Volume Group Settings /usr/sbin/vgmodify -o [-B bootable] [-r] [-v] vg_name [pv_path...] Display a Table of Optimized Possible Volume Group Settings /usr/sbin/vgmodify -t [-B bootable] [-n] [-v] vg_name [pv_path...] Remarks + This command is supported for volume groups version 1.0 only. Attempting this command on a volume groups version 2.0 will result in an error.
The volume group version is 2.0, but as i can see, vgmodify is too old (i did the same resize procedure on other servers and it worked good). Is there any way to update the vgmodify (or the whole lvm commands bundle)?
Thanks,
Philipp.
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09-10-2012 04:55 AM
09-10-2012 04:55 AM
SolutionConsider to update-ux the system to a newer version.
Hope this helps!
Regards
Torsten.
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