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Introduction to Commands:Physical volume (PV) physical volume Management commands:Pvcreate Create, Pvremove Remove data from PV, Pvscan scanPvdisplay Detailed View (PVS view simple information), Pvmove move the data on a PV to other PVCommand format:pvcreat/dev/sda{10,11}PVS View PV InformationVolume Group (VG) volume Group Management commands:Vgcreate Create, Vgremove delete vg,pvscan scan, vgextend add ex

PrefaceAPP Scenario Description:When you are unable to plan your storage properly, the storage re-planning (eg, one or several apps that write bigdata for a certain LV-mount point in a post-maintenance job may soon be out of space for your LV mount point, but it's worth noting that Does your other LV mount point have a large storage space? Basically not applied to this LV mount point to write data?) According to the previous description, we know that the problem solution we might be able to choo

1. Partitioning disks on the storage end(Omitted)2. (MACHINE 1 operation) create a VGID (Note: it cannot conflict with the previous VGID)Mkdir/dev/vgtestMknod/dev/vg20test/group c 64 0x0b00003. format the disk # pvcreate/dev/rdisk/diskxxx (10 in this example)4. Create VG and add all hard disks here. You can also add it through vgextend. PE size is set to 64 M, and the maximum number of PVS is 64# Vgcreate-s 64-p 64/dev/vgtest/dev/disk/diskxxx# Vgexten

1. Partitioning disks on the storage end(Omitted)2. (MACHINE 1 operation) create a VGID (Note: it cannot conflict with the previous VGID)Mkdir/dev/vgtestMknod/dev/vg20test/group c 64 0x0b0000 3. format the disk # pvcreate/dev/rdisk/diskxxx (10 in this example) 4. Create VG and add all hard disks here. You can also add it through vgextend. PE size is set to 64 M, and the maximum number of PVS is 64# Vgcreate-s 64-p 64/dev/vgtest/dev/disk/diskxxx# Vgext

/sda7 PVUUID OWz0uw-gTR1-WylF-z6HW-cgpe-LLd9-2W8Q9g PVStatus allocatable to Editor/etc/ Fstab, delete the corresponding mount information talpe/freepe129/29 unload a logical volume on a volume group LV To uninstall all logical volume LV of the corresponding volume group VG. From the above information can be seen corresponding volume group VolGroup00 only/dev/volgroup00/iscsi00 this logical volume LV [Root@localhost/]# umount/dev/volgroup00/iscsi00

convert the actual partition into the 8e system format, and the command pvcreate is used to convert the partition into the physical volume that can be used. PE (physical extend) entity extended Block PE is the smallest storage unit of LVM, generally 4 MB. It is the basic unit of VG. PE is the unit of data storage for VG, for example, block. The PE size is not fixed, but changeable. Therefore, PE determines

Scenario: There is a file system space, need to expand space, the preparation work found that the file system corresponding to the LV VG "free PE" value is 0,VG has no space, so to first expand the VG, and then expand the LV, but the expansion of the VG found "MAX PV" has reached the limit to increase PV, It is necessa

1. in the SUSE system, a new storage disk is larger than the size of 5.4T to be migrated, because converting XFS to EXT3 will occupy more storage space than the original one. I am suspended for about 6 TB, the attached storage method depends on the storage brand and type. Let me talk about EMC CX700, that is, first record the WWN of the HBA card, connect the HBA to the storage switch, configure the ZONE, connect its server to the storage, and install EMC's POWERPATH on the server, use the powerp

To Mount vg in concurrent mode in AIX,/usr/sbin/gsclvmd must be available for mounting VG in concurrent mode. some processes are the necessary file set bos for installing HACMP. clvm. enh, and gsclvmd is also started by HACMP. when multiple nodes are mounted to a concurrent VG, it is a concurrent task... to Mount vg in

Colleagues for help, said the restart of Debian, the system hangs.Report the following error```Loading, please wait .../dev/mapper/debian--vg-root contains a file system with Errors,check the file system./dev/mapper/debian-vg-root:Inodes that were part of a corrupted orphan linked list found./dev/mapper/debian--vg-root:unexpected inconsistency; RUN fsck manually.

=PV composed of physical volumes or partitions PV can be composed of one or more VG VG can be divided into several LV convenient expansionPVs VGs LVs can view the currently existing PV VG LVMy CentOS hard drive 20g was used for a while and 100g at this time we can use extensions to extend our partition sizeSee how many hard drives you havels/dev/sd* | Grep-v ' [0

Linux LVM learning Summary-delete volume group VG and lvmvg In Linux, how does one delete a volume group (VG? The following describes how to delete a volume group (VG) for reference only. Thank you! In the following example, I want to delete the volume group VolGroup05. Step 1: view the volume group (VG) information,

Several Concepts in LVM: PV (physical volume): physical volume is at the bottom of the logical volume management system and can be partitioned on the entire physical hard disk or the actual physical hard disk. VG (volume group): A volume is created on a physical volume. A volume group must contain at least one physical volume. After a volume group is created, it can be dynamically added to the volume group, A logical volume Management System project

Create PV/VG/LV/on linux and create PV first. Create a VG. Then add multiple PVS to the VG. Then create the LV. File System pvcreate/dev/sdhpvcreate/dev/sdgpvcreate/dev/sdfpvcreate/dev/sdepvcreate/dev/sdd vgcreate vg_dss_oracle_back/dev/sdh/dev/sdg/dev/sdf/dev/ sde/dev/sdd lvcreate-L 4995G-n lv_dss_oracle_back release/dev/vg_dss_oracle_back/release/data2echo "/de

1. PV commandPVCREATE/DEV/SDB1/DEV/SDC1/DEV/SDD1 can take multiple physical partitions and create physical volumesPVS Lists all physical volumesPvscan Scan All physical volumesPvdisplay View all physical volume details2. VG CommandVgcreate VG1/DEV/SDB1/DEV/SDC1/DEV/SDD1 can take multiple partitions that are represented as physical volumes, set up a volume groupVGS List all volume groupsVgscan Scan All volume groupsVgdisplay View All Volume group detai

Preface:(Application scenario Requirement analysis)Since the installation of the system is not properly planned storage, or as the business expansion to the storage space requirements of the geometric growth, the original planned system storage is insufficient service current business needs, while the current system app is running more perfect, admin does not want to re-plan the new architecture OS, so extend disk Capacity is imminent, so how does your OS architecture adapt to the OS automatic C

In the HPUX operating system, the LV is drawn from the VG, and the LV is made into a file system, then mount the file systemCreating a logical Volume LVOL5#lvcreate-L 20480m-n lvol5/dev/vg01Note: LVOL5 is the name of the LVUse character device files (with R) to create a new file system in Logical volume RLVOL5#newfs /DEV/VG01/RLVOL5Or#newfs-F FSTYPE/DEV/VG01/RLVOL5Hooking up a logical volume# Mount/dev/vg01/lvol5/oracle_archAttention:First:

This article was sponsored by Xiuyi linfeng and first launched in the dark world. The previous article introduces the basic LVM knowledge. This article describes how to expand the logical Volume LV and volume group VG of LVM. We know that the logical volume of LVM is equivalent to a partition. Since it is a partition, it has a distinction between the size and space. What should I do if the current logical volume space is insufficient? Don't worr

information, see LVM structure information. If you want to create a boot disk image, refer to the "root disk image" section. After the hard disk is initialized, you can add the PV to an existing VG: # vgextend vg01/dev/dsk/c0t5d0 # vgdisplay-v vg01 Note that during hard disk initialization (pvcreate/dev/rdsk/c0t5d0), the device used is "rdsk ", when adding a PV to an existing VG, the device used is "dsk ".

The LVM is attached to the DM function. The DM (device Mapper) is a ing Framework mechanism provided by the Linux 2.6 kernel from a logical device to a physical device. Under this mechanism, users can easily develop storage resource management policies based on their own needs. Currently, logical volume manager in Linux is popular, such as lvm2 (Linux Volume Manager 2 version) and evms (Enterprise Volume Management System) and dmraid (device mapper raid tool) are all implemented based on this me