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### Command (m for help): <tt>'''w'''</tt>
### Command (m for help): <tt>'''w'''</tt>
# Initialize disk for use by the LVM:
# Initialize disk for use by the LVM:
## <tt>'''# pvcreate /dev/XXX#'''</tt>
#: <tt>'''# pvcreate /dev/XXX#'''</tt>
## If creating a new volume group.
## If creating a new volume group.
### <tt>'''# vgcreate –s 32 <VGNAME> /dev/XXX#'''</tt>
#:: <tt>'''# vgcreate –s 32 <volume_group> /dev/XXX#'''</tt>
## If adding to an existing volume group.
## If adding to an existing volume group.
### <tt>'''# vgextend GGGG /dev/XXX#'''</tt>
#:: <tt>'''# vgextend GGGG /dev/XXX#'''</tt>


== Further Reading ==
== Further Reading ==

Revision as of 18:42, 1 March 2017

AIX

Installation of a New Physical Volume

  1. # diag
  2. Select: Task Selection
  3. Select: Hot Plug Task
  4. Select: SCSI and SCSI Raid Hot Plug Manager
  5. Select: Attach a Device Attached to an SCSI Hot Swap Enclosure Device
  6. Select: Slot # of the physical volume you wish to remove.
  7. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the new physical volume.

Linux

Installation of a New Physical Volume

  1. Definitions:
    1. XXX# – Device location /dev/XXX# ex. /dev/sda1
    2. GGGG – Volume group identifier
  2. Partitioning the physical volume:
    1. # fdisk /dev/XXX
      1. Command (m for help): n
      2. p
      3. Partition Number (1-4): 1
      4. First cylinder(1-..., default 1): <Enter>
      5. Last cylinder(1-..., default): <Enter>
      6. Command (m for help): t
      7. Hex code (type L to list codes): 8e
      8. Command (m for help): w
  3. Initialize disk for use by the LVM:
    # pvcreate /dev/XXX#
    1. If creating a new volume group.
    # vgcreate –s 32 <volume_group> /dev/XXX#
    1. If adding to an existing volume group.
    # vgextend GGGG /dev/XXX#

Further Reading

  1. IBM pSeries and AIX Information Center