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01-26-2005 09:27 PM
01-26-2005 09:27 PM
Ciao,
i have expanded vg03 in my machine XX and i have assigned all space to lv lvsvil:
vgextend /dev/vg03 /dev/dsk/c10t1d4 ecc..
lvextend -l nnnn /dev/vg03/lvsvil
umount /dev/vg03/lvsvil
extendfs /dev/vg03/lvsvil
mount /dev ecc..
ok, new space is available
now, because lv is part of a package,
cmhaltpkg -n XX -v pkgsvil
telnet in secondary machine YY
cmrunpkg -n YY -v pkgsvil
Machine response:
jan 26 etc.. - "YY": Activating volume group vg03 whith exclusive option.
vgchange: Couldn't activate volume group "vg03": Quorum not present, or some phisical volume(s) are missing.
If the package is not mounted i can't
umount
mount -r
vgcfgbackup
for align up lvmtab in YY machine.
How i can to do?
Regards
Ciao
Giuliano
Sorry for my bad English
i have expanded vg03 in my machine XX and i have assigned all space to lv lvsvil:
vgextend /dev/vg03 /dev/dsk/c10t1d4 ecc..
lvextend -l nnnn /dev/vg03/lvsvil
umount /dev/vg03/lvsvil
extendfs /dev/vg03/lvsvil
mount /dev ecc..
ok, new space is available
now, because lv is part of a package,
cmhaltpkg -n XX -v pkgsvil
telnet in secondary machine YY
cmrunpkg -n YY -v pkgsvil
Machine response:
jan 26 etc.. - "YY": Activating volume group vg03 whith exclusive option.
vgchange: Couldn't activate volume group "vg03": Quorum not present, or some phisical volume(s) are missing.
If the package is not mounted i can't
umount
mount -r
vgcfgbackup
for align up lvmtab in YY machine.
How i can to do?
Regards
Ciao
Giuliano
Sorry for my bad English
Solved! Go to Solution.
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01-26-2005 09:39 PM
01-26-2005 09:39 PM
Solution
hi,
thinking you added the pv from disk array which can be viewed from second node also.
see the attachment for detailed procedure.
change the parameters as per your environment.
eg : vg01 specified to vg03
minor number of vg03 etc.
regds,
thinking you added the pv from disk array which can be viewed from second node also.
see the attachment for detailed procedure.
change the parameters as per your environment.
eg : vg01 specified to vg03
minor number of vg03 etc.
regds,
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01-26-2005 09:53 PM
01-26-2005 09:53 PM
Re: How i can align up lvmtab in secondary node of a cluster after vgextend of e vg in primary node
well it appears you have not imported the vgchanges across to the second node.
you need to use vgexport on the node you have done the work on, using a mapfile and rememebering to use the -p option, then copy the mapfile to the other node, export the current vg, create the directory and group file, for the the vg, then vgimport using the mapfile.
All documented in the Managing Serviceguard manual available at:
http://docs.hp.com/en/ha
you need to use vgexport on the node you have done the work on, using a mapfile and rememebering to use the -p option, then copy the mapfile to the other node, export the current vg, create the directory and group file, for the the vg, then vgimport using the mapfile.
All documented in the Managing Serviceguard manual available at:
http://docs.hp.com/en/ha
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01-26-2005 11:45 PM
01-26-2005 11:45 PM
Re: How i can align up lvmtab in secondary node of a cluster after vgextend of e vg in primary node
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Tank you
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