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Erik Voelker_1
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lvextend on a mirrored logical volume

I need to extend a mirrored logical volume /var, should I use the standard lvextend then extendfs commands for a mirrored lv?
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Patrick Wallek
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Re: lvextend on a mirrored logical volume

You do not do anything differently when extending a mirrored LV versus extending a non-mirrored LV. The lvextend and the extendfs (or fsadm if you have on-line JFS) will do everything automatically.
Santosh Nair_1
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Re: lvextend on a mirrored logical volume

You should be able to use the lvextend/extendfs commands to extend the LV. They will take care of extending the mirrors. Just make sure you have enough space on your disks to accomodate the change.

-Santosh
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Sridhar Bhaskarla
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Re: lvextend on a mirrored logical volume

I assume you have enough space on the mirror disk. YOu can go ahead with the standard lvextend and extendfs procedure and the rest will be taken care automatically.

-Sri
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Deshpande Prashant
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Re: lvextend on a mirrored logical volume

Hi
With enough disk space available on mirror disk, lvextend/extendfs should do the needful.
Thanks.
Prashant.
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Erik Voelker_1
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Re: lvextend on a mirrored logical volume

Thank you all... I'll give it a shot!