Hi Sebastien,
I use the keyword alloc then the issue fixed.
Thanks for your support.
Regards,
Simon
Sebastien DAUBIGNE on 2010/3/11 0:03 wrote:
Did you try to tell vxassist not to allocate subdisk on c1t8d0 c1t9d0
, e.g. :
vxassist -g datadg relayout vol3 ncol=+1 wantalloc=c1t13d0
Did you try to tell vxassist not to allocate subdisk on c1t8d0 c1t9d0 ,
e.g. :
vxassist -g datadg relayout vol3 ncol=+1 wantalloc=c1t13d0
tmpsize=10g tmpalloc=c1t8d0,c1t9d0 !c1t8d0 !c1t9d0 c1t13d0
Another possibility is to "fix" vxassist wrong decision :
vxassist -g datadg move vol3
As in previous versions, if the volume is striped, you should firstly
relayout the volume to add one column to your stripe.
vxassist relayout vol ncol=... you_new_lun
Then grow the volume :
vxassist growby vol ...
Then grow the filesystem :
growfs
Le 26/02/2010 08:11, Simon a écrit
you to use a relayout , so add the disks to your DG , and do a relayout ,
now you will have a new DG with more volumes in stripe , (8 volumes , in
case if you added 3 more luns) , now you can resize your logical volumes in
striped mode.
On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 5:44 AM, Sebastien DAUBIGNE
Thanks Sebastien Marcos,it does work.
Thanks.
Regards,
Simon
Marcos Tarquinio on 2010/2/27 2:58 wrote:
you to use a relayout , so add the disks to your DG , and do a
relayout , now you will have a new DG with more volumes in stripe ,
(8 volumes , in case if you added 3 more luns) , now
