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splitlvcopy and splitvg

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Nov 29, 2002
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Hi, I was wondering if this is feasible. On a LPAR (disks virtualized with dual VIOs) I need to mirror a VG and split the mirror. Then I need to remove the hdisks with the splitted copy, remove the mapping from the VIOs and remap this disks to a new LPAR.
Then on this new LPAR I will varyon the VG, mount the filesystems and run the same application with this copy of data.

What I need is a way to have a test lpar, with the same VG, filesystems and data as the existing lpar.

I've been looking at splitlvcopy and splitvg, but I'm not sure if they can do what I need, and the best way to do this.

Does anyone know what would be the best approach?

Thanks
 

I think it should work.

another option could be "cplv" from VG1 to VG2 on another disk and then remap it to another LPAR. but I think it is recommended to close lv for the time of doing "cplv".

also using dd it should work.
 
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