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Operating Systems AIX Need LVM Help Post 302987306 by rbatte1 on Thursday 8th of December 2016 05:51:38 AM
Old 12-08-2016
I'm surprised that the process didn't just get an IO error and abort in a consistent way, but I had something similar years ago after a disk failure. We ended up editing the ODM to correct the conflict, but this is a specialised task and we had IBM walk us through it. If you are paying for software support from IBM or another party then this is the time to use it.

Sorry I can't give you more specific advice.


Robin
 

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