Re: LVM on HPUX 10.2

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From: Solomon Reda
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1998 00:00

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The reason lvremove and vgreduce did not work is because HP-UX failed to
write to the failed physical volume's VGRA. You probably have to use the
vgscan command to correct the /etc/lvmtab file. Refer to the man pages for
syntax information.

Good Luck,

SR

Philippe Marcel wrote in message <36766F91.F4A967C3@cern.ch>...
>we are using LVM on hpux 10.2.
>3 volume groups.
>this morning a physical crashed and it is impossible to make it run
>again normally.
>We cannot access it.
>I have remove it from the scsi chain  and it is impossible to remove it
>with
>vgreduce, lvremove ... it failed !
>
>If i want to remove it from lvmtab,
>does somebody succeded in doing that ?
>What are the procedures to follow if a disk crash and i want to remove
>it definitevely or
>replace it ?
>
>after a hardware crash it is very important !
>
>thank you very much,
>
>sincerly,
>
>
>pmarcel@hpcitco01.cern.ch
>philippe.marcel@cern.ch

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From: "Solomon Reda" <sreda@usinternet.com>
Subject: Re: LVM on HPUX 10.2
Date: 1998/12/17
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