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Create LV on second disk

Hi Everyone

I am in the process of configuring a C3000 machine to which I have installed the HP-UX 11i V1 OS. The machine contains two hard disks.

1) QUANTUM Atlas4-9LVD 8678 Mbytes Unused
2) SEAGATE ST39103LC 8678 Mbytes LVM

The OS is loaded on the second disk as the Volume Group vg00 (default LV's as created buy the OS install).

1) How do I go about mounting the QUANTUM drive to examine what it contains?
2) Can I create an lvol9 on this drive as �/space' for example taking up the whole drive?
3) If the QUANTUM drive proves unusable from which of the lvol1 - lvol8 can I rob space to create my �/space' partition on the SEAGATE?
4) Can I do all the above in SAM?

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