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Old 10-06-2009
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backup & restore a volume group

Dear All,

I would like to ask about saving & restoring a user defined volume group. i have a user defined volume group, named as datavg. i want to save it & to restore it into different size of physical volume. currently, datavg consist of 4 pv, three fisrt pv size are 100GB & one pv size is 150GB. if i want to restore saved datavg into 4 pv that it each size 100GB, will problem occur? or any consideration to save & to restore my user defined vg? additional info, datavg is 70% used. pls advice.

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Hi,

you have 2 options:

1. use
Code:
savevg datavg 
restorevg datavg
2. do it without backing up anything:
Code:
extendvg datavg 'newpv'
migratepv 'oldpv' 'newpv' 
reducevg datavg 'oldpv'
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