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Mirrored disk removed incorrectly
Hmm, not nice. I went through my shell history. Just before the rmlvcopy commands I did : synclvodm -v rootvg reducevg -df rootvg 00c628eb9a217b3b (which did not work) redefinevg -d hdisk3 rootvg extendvg -f rootvg hdisk4 (did not work) odmget CuAt|grep hd8 odmget CuDv|grep hd8 then all... -
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Mirrored disk removed incorrectly
Ok, so they probably all (except hd8) still are mirrored to the phantom disk. Can you do a synclvodm and then retry the rmlvcopy for all ? (My apologies for not having a clear and concise set of commands on how to solve this, it is a bit of trial and error. When you have these kinds of issues... -
Mirrored disk removed incorrectly
Check for any other references to 000b70dc5408433d in the odm. What does lsvg -l rootvg show ? (the others may still be mirrored to the phantom disk, the default for mirrorvg is -c 2) -
Mirrored disk removed incorrectly
I just had the same thing, except it was me who made the mistake (as an ex-ibm'er). search the odm for the missing pv (odmget CuAt|grep -p rootvg) and remove the missing disk from the odm (odmdelete -o CuAt -q value=thefullidfoundintheodmgetwithallthezeroes) remove the lv copies on an lv basis...
