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07-21-2003 05:04 AM
07-21-2003 05:04 AM
mknod /dev/vg10/group c 64 0x100000
Thank you.
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07-21-2003 05:06 AM
07-21-2003 05:06 AM
Solution0x100000 would be vg16
You may need to increase you maxvgs kernel parameter, as it is defaulted to 10 if I remember, and you may have a problem adding in the 11th vg if this is so.
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07-21-2003 05:07 AM
07-21-2003 05:07 AM
Re: mknod vg10 +
VG Min #
00 00
01 01
02 02
03 04
05 05
06 06
07 07
08 08
09 09
10 0a
11 0b
12 0c
13 0d
14 0e
15 0f
16 10
Hope this helps!
-Bryan
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07-21-2003 05:08 AM
07-21-2003 05:08 AM
Re: mknod vg10 +
# mknod /dev/vg10/group c 64 0x0a0000
Remember that the minor number is in Hexadecimal (Hex) format so a decimal 10 = a in hex. A hex 10 would be a decimal 16.
If you want to use a hex 10 as the minor number you might have to change the max_vgs kernel parameter, which I believe defaults to 10.
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07-21-2003 05:08 AM
07-21-2003 05:08 AM
Re: mknod vg10 +
Melvyn is correct. Also, make sure that your 'maxvgs' kernel paramter is sufficiently large. The default value is ten (10).
Regards!
...JRF...
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07-21-2003 05:12 AM
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