Re: lspv

From: Justin Bleistein (justin.bleistein_at_TOWERSPERRIN.COM)
Date: 10/26/04

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    The hdisks's with "None" next to them indicate that those disks do not
    belong to any volume groups.
    Do a: "lsdev -Cc disk" to see what adapter (location code) they are
    hanging off of. That will tell you
    if they are the fast-t disks or not. You can then all those disks to a
    volume group and have access to
    them. Thanks.

    --Justin Richard Bleistein
     AIX Systems Administrator

    Akash Jain <akashj@IBILTTECHNOLOGIES.COM>
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    lspv

    Hi all,

    When I do lspv, the following information is displayed ....

     hdisk0 0006a81f3efcbe58 rootvg
    hdisk1 0006a81fd9ff4014 rootvg
    hdisk2 0006a7cf272dbc84 None
    hdisk3 0006a7df272f7bb4 None
    hdisk4 0006a7df2730044e None
    hdisk5 00013dfab7995538 opti_raid1
    hdisk6 0006a81f271b3e1f opti_back
    hdisk7 0006a81f271ba471 opti_db
    hdisk8 0006a81f271c16e7 opti_home
    hdisk9 0006a7cf272e5746 None
    hdisk10 0006a7cf2726ae78 None
    hdisk11 0006a7cf27279c96 None
    hdisk12 0006a7cf2734d343 None
    hdisk13 00013dfab793d031 None

    We have FAStt500 attached to the AIX box.

    Could anyone help me in understanding about this information?

    Regards
    Akash Jain

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