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07-06-2000 06:44 AM
07-06-2000 06:44 AM
changing the minor number of an existing volume group
I am about to implement MC/SG on two servers and it is a requirement that the minor numbers of the shared volume be the same.
Unfortunately, I have already created volumes on the failover system which have conflicting node minor numbers with the primary system. Is there a slick way to reassign the minor number of the existing groups on the failover system?
Unfortunately, I have already created volumes on the failover system which have conflicting node minor numbers with the primary system. Is there a slick way to reassign the minor number of the existing groups on the failover system?
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07-06-2000 06:55 AM
07-06-2000 06:55 AM
Re: changing the minor number of an existing volume group
The safest (and supported) would be :-
vgchange -a n
vgexport -m /tmp/mapfile
mkdir ...
mknod ...
vgimport -m /tmp/mapfile
vgchange -a y
depending on the number of disks, you may want to use the -s option too on the vgimport.
vgchange -a n
vgexport -m /tmp/mapfile
mkdir ...
mknod ...
vgimport -m /tmp/mapfile
vgchange -a y
depending on the number of disks, you may want to use the -s option too on the vgimport.
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07-06-2000 06:56 AM
07-06-2000 06:56 AM
Re: changing the minor number of an existing volume group
Hi,
i think you have to vgexport/vgimport:
List the devices for the volume group:
vgdisplay -v | grep 'PV Name'
record these devices
Export the vg:
(umount all dirs that belongs to the vg.)
vgchange -a n
vgexport -v -m /tmp/vg_mapfile
Create new group device:
mkdir /dev/
mknod /dev//group c 64 0x##0000
where ## is the new minor number
Import the vg:
vgimport -v -m /tmp/vg_mapfile
where the devices are the ones you have recorded before.
vgchange -a y
(mount all dirs)
Greetings
Andrew
i think you have to vgexport/vgimport:
List the devices for the volume group:
vgdisplay -v
record these devices
Export the vg:
(umount all dirs that belongs to the vg.)
vgchange -a n
vgexport -v -m /tmp/vg_mapfile
Create new group device:
mkdir /dev/
mknod /dev/
where ## is the new minor number
Import the vg:
vgimport -v -m /tmp/vg_mapfile
where the devices are the ones you have recorded before.
vgchange -a y
(mount all dirs)
Greetings
Andrew
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