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Re: MIrroring in HP UX

 
ajin
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MIrroring in HP UX

Which command used to remove the defective mirrored hdd with out loosing any data ?
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Jeeshan
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Re: MIrroring in HP UX

If you have a mirror copy of the data already, you can stop LVM from using the copy on the failing disk by reducing the number of mirrors. To remove the mirror copy from a specific disk, use lvreduce, and specify the disk from which to remove the mirror copy.
For example:
# lvreduce -m 0 -A n /dev/vgname/lvname pvname (if you have a single mirror copy)
or
# lvreduce -m 1 -A n /dev/vgname/lvname pvname (if you have two mirror copies)
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Jeeshan
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Re: MIrroring in HP UX

don't forget to assign points!!!!
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