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Post 303033668 by Phat on Wednesday 10th of April 2019 06:12:16 AM
04-10-2019
Hi Bakunin,
So we can convert it to scalable VG and then we can add the 1 TB disk later?
Regarding the PP size yes it's ridiculous, it was created by the ex-admin and now I inherited all the legacy
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Yes, big VGs have still a limitation of how many PPs can reside on a single PV AND they have a restriction of how many PVs can be in a VG, although these limits are higher than in a classic VG. The scalable VG only has one upper limit and that is the number of PPs overall, in the whole VG. There is no limit of how many PPs can be in a single PV any more. You can set the maximum number of PPs for the whole VG at the creation of the VG and my suggestion is to set it to the maximum possible of ~2 million PPs as i told you already.
Regarding the PP size yes it's ridiculous, it was created by the ex-admin and now I inherited all the legacy
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