Detailed steps for creating a logical volume.

Detailed steps for creating a logical volume. -- Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. For details, refer to the following section. 1. Create physical partitions: hdb1, hdb2, hdc1, and hdc2
Fdisk/dev/hdb ----> n --> t (type: 8e) ---> w: hdb1, hdb2
Fdisk/dev/hdc ---> n --> t (type: 8e) ---> w: hdc1, hdc2
2. Create physical volumes: hdb1, hdb2, hdc1, and hdc2
Pvcreate/dev/hdb1
Pvcreate/dev/hdb2
Pvcreate/dev/hdc1
Pvcreate/dev/hdc2
Displays the results of creating a physical volume.
Pvdisplay | less
3. Create a logical volume group: myvg
Vgcreate myvg/dev/hdb1
Vgextend myvg/dev/hdb2
Vgextend myvg/dev/hdc1
Vgextend myvg/dev/hdc2
Displays the result of creating a logical volume group.
Vgdisplay | less or vgdisplay/dev/myvg
4. Create a logical volume
Lvcreate-n lvOne-L 50 m myvg
Lvcreate-n lvTwo-L 60 m myvg
Displays the result of creating a logical volume.
Lvdisplay
5. format the logical volume
Mkfs-t ext3/dev/mapper/myvg-lvOne
Mkfs-t ext3/dev/mapper/myvg-lvTwo
6. Load and use logical volumes
Mount-t ext3/dev/myvg/lvOne
Mount-t ext3/dev/myvg/lvTwo
Cd/mnt
Touch f1
Touch f2