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Friday, 15 April 2011

Logical Volume Copy

This posts explains the steps the copy a logical volume from one volume group to another volume group.

Scenario:

Logical Volume : /dev/fslv01

Mount Point : /data

Source Volume Group : office

New Logical Volume Name : /dev/copy-fslv01

Destination Volume Group :  home

Step 1:

# lsvg -l office /* Verify the LV's in the VG */

# umount /data /* Unmount the LV */

# cplv -y <New LV Name> -v <Destination VG> <LV to be Copied>

# cplv -y copy-flsv01 -v home fslv01

# lsvg -l home /* Verify a new LV is created by the name copy-fslv01 in home VG */

# mklv -t jfs2log  home 1 /* Creating a log device for the copy-fslv01 LV */

# logform /dev/loglv01 /* Initialize the log device */

# chfs -a log=/dev/loglv01 -a device=/dev/copy-fslv01 /data

Changing the reference for the file system indicating the new log device and new logical volume on /data.

Note: Mount point act a reference in copying a logical volume from one VG to another VG. Mount point has to be the same.

# mount /data

# cd /data 

You can find all the information stored in the logical volume /dev/fslv01 in /dev/copy-fslv01. Thanks.




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