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# 8  
Old 01-17-2013
Dear

i have issue the command synclvodm and it shows that its updated all the LVS for rootvg after that i issue cfgmgr and i try to extend any mount point under rootvg still i can not and its show there is no space . but i an sure 1005 that i have space .
# 9  
Old 01-17-2013
The VGDA is what is the truth in matters like this. Please run the command
# lqueryvg -p hdiskX
for both hdisk1 and hdisk0
The output will look something like this:
Code:
# lqueryvg -p hdisk1 -At
Max LVs:        256
PP Size:        24
Free PPs:       783
LV count:       15
PV count:       1
Total VGDAs:    2
Conc Allowed:   0
MAX PPs per PV: 5080
MAX PVs:        6
Quorum (disk):  1
Quorum (dd):    1
Auto Varyon ?:  1
Conc Autovaryon 0
Varied on Conc: 0
Logical:        005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.1   lvHtdocs 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.2   lvSQL 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.3   lvUser 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.4   lgData 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.5   lvPrj 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.6   lvLocal 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.7   lvSuma 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.8   lvTools 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.9   fslv00 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.10  lvLogs 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.11  lvRvg 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.12  fslv01 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.13  fslv02 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.14  fslv03 1  
                005d858f00004c0000000115722f3acc.15  lvDAV 1  
Physical:       00cbe32e3ea9f4d2                2   0  
Total PPs:      4375
LTG size:       128
HOT SPARE:      0
AUTO SYNC:      0
VG PERMISSION:  0
SNAPSHOT VG:    0
IS_PRIMARY VG:  0
PSNFSTPP:       4352
VARYON MODE:    0
VG Type:        0
Max PPs:        32512
Mirror Pool Str n
Sys Mgt Mode:   0
VG Reserved:    1
PV RESTRICTION: 0
Infinite Retry: 2
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