Hi!
I have an AIX node with 3 disks in the rootvg (same size). I would need to store data mirrored, so that losing 1 disk can be survived. Also for some reason, I need to eat up ALL of the space available. (waiting for new disk capacity with eager).
The issue is that the present volumes had been created simply mirrored, thus not using the 3 disks well distributed.
Now I know that the logical volumes should have been created like
mklv -y volumename -e x -s y .....
so that instructing mklv to use the maximum number of PV-s in the operation, disabling superstrict PP mirror placement.
My question is that is there a method to reorganize PP placement without recreating the logical volumes?
I tried to change LV attributes using chdev (referring -e x anf -s y ) and then running reorgvg, but it did not do the job for me. Do you have any better idea?
--Trifo
I have an AIX node with 3 disks in the rootvg (same size). I would need to store data mirrored, so that losing 1 disk can be survived. Also for some reason, I need to eat up ALL of the space available. (waiting for new disk capacity with eager).
The issue is that the present volumes had been created simply mirrored, thus not using the 3 disks well distributed.
Now I know that the logical volumes should have been created like
mklv -y volumename -e x -s y .....
so that instructing mklv to use the maximum number of PV-s in the operation, disabling superstrict PP mirror placement.
My question is that is there a method to reorganize PP placement without recreating the logical volumes?
I tried to change LV attributes using chdev (referring -e x anf -s y ) and then running reorgvg, but it did not do the job for me. Do you have any better idea?
--Trifo