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Volume Group Understanding
Looking for help in understanding volume groups.
On the internal disks is it possible to have other volume groups other then root vg? If so would the other vg be captured in the mksysb? Any documentation links that you can point me to on volume groups and such woudl be welcomed. Thanks |
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