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07-05-2006 03:33 AM
07-05-2006 03:33 AM
Good morning all,
I have an SC10 with 10 drives in it. It is setup as one volume group (vg02). The OS (HP-UX 11.i) is on another volume group. I have a third vg that is on a seperate tower. On the SC10 4 of the drives are stripped together across two logical volumes (lvol7 & lvol8) which in turn gives me two directory structure folders. lvol7 & lvol8 are 18.2 GB HD's and I would like to replacing them with four new 73.2 GB HD's. Is there a simple way to export the logical volumes, or am I in for a lot of work to make this change? In the end I would like to have four new logical volumes so that I have four seperate drives.
Thanks,
Conrad
I have an SC10 with 10 drives in it. It is setup as one volume group (vg02). The OS (HP-UX 11.i) is on another volume group. I have a third vg that is on a seperate tower. On the SC10 4 of the drives are stripped together across two logical volumes (lvol7 & lvol8) which in turn gives me two directory structure folders. lvol7 & lvol8 are 18.2 GB HD's and I would like to replacing them with four new 73.2 GB HD's. Is there a simple way to export the logical volumes, or am I in for a lot of work to make this change? In the end I would like to have four new logical volumes so that I have four seperate drives.
Thanks,
Conrad
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07-05-2006 03:40 AM
07-05-2006 03:40 AM
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Shalom Conrad,
I would suggest:
1) back up all the data with logical volumes on the two 18 GB disks.
2) lvremove the two logical volumes.
3) vgreduce the disks out of the volume group
4) replace disks.
5) pvcreate the two disks
6) vgextend the volume group back onto the disks.
7) restore the data.
export/import might work, but you are dealing with new disks and the new disks are not going to have the LVM structures on them.
SEP
I would suggest:
1) back up all the data with logical volumes on the two 18 GB disks.
2) lvremove the two logical volumes.
3) vgreduce the disks out of the volume group
4) replace disks.
5) pvcreate the two disks
6) vgextend the volume group back onto the disks.
7) restore the data.
export/import might work, but you are dealing with new disks and the new disks are not going to have the LVM structures on them.
SEP
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07-05-2006 03:42 AM
07-05-2006 03:42 AM
Re: Replacing Drives
The problem with an export/import scenario is that the PE size and MAXPE number were probably set up to handle the 18.2 GB drives, so you're going to have to create the VG from scratch and then restore your data to it.
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