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how to remove second copy from LV

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pui ming Wong

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Dec 29, 2008, 1:47:04 PM12/29/08
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AIX running is 5.3
Two PVs hdisk0 and hdisk1
One VG which is rootvg,
When OS was initially setup, all the LVs had 2 copies
one on hdisk0 and one on hdisk1

But lately the consumption grows fast suddenly and is nearly
full. So for temporary measure, would like to make some of the
LVs (where user data resides) have 1 copy only , for example
LV name type LPs PPs PVs LV state Mt Point
fslv02 jfs2 210 420 2 open/syncd /userhome

will become
210 210 1

How to do it easily and safely ?
(JFS2 , not JFS is on it , does it make any difference ?)

Thanks

Neven Kmetic

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Dec 30, 2008, 5:40:00 AM12/30/08
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pui ming Wong submitted this idea :

Hi,

you can use command (if you want to remove hdisk1 from this LV)
# rmlvcopy fslv02 1 hdisk1

Or you can use smitty (which will run above command for you)
System Storage Management (Physical & Logical Storage) -> Logical
Volume Manager -> Logical Volumes -> Set Characteristic of a Logical
Volume -> Remove a Copy from a Logical Volume

Regards,
Kmeco


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