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06-14-2005
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vinod
Hey
I am also facing the similar problem but there is no solution other than recreating the file system. 
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07-18-2005
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Sorry, vino, but this won't work.
chvg -t changes only the number of physical partitions in a physical volume and leaves filesystems completely unaffected. What it does is to double the number of possible PPs on a single harddisk. It could be used if you created a VG with, say, 32MB PP-size and now want to use 72GB-disks in it. Beware, though, because the factor also limits the number of physical volumes ("harddisks") the VG can contain. By using factor 2 you are doubling the size but halving the number of disks you can use. bakunin
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