Installation guide

To use nonreserved disks to create a 1024 Kb volume in the dg1 disk
group, enter the following command:
# volassist -g dg1 make vol02 1024k
To create a volume on a specified disk in the rootdg disk group, enter
the following command:
# volassist -g rootdg make vol03 200000s rz7
To use nonreserved disks to create a 200,000 sector volume in the
rootdg disk group and exclude the rz9 disk, enter the following
command:
# volassist -g rootdg make vol03 200000s !rz9
To create a 20 MB striped volume from the rootdg disk group using
three LSM disks with a stripe width of 64 Kb (the default), enter the
following command:
# volassist -g rootdg make vol04 20m layout=stripe nstripe=3
8.6.5 Mirroring a Volume
Once a volume is created and enabled, use the volassist utility to create
and attach new plexes to the volume.
The following command creates three plexes of the vol02 volume in the
dg1 disk group. The command is executed in the background because it
may take a long time for the command to complete:
# volassist -g dg1 mirror vol02 nmirror=3 &
The following command creates a 30 MB mirrored volume named vol05
from the rootdg disk group. The mirror=yes option specifies the
number of mirrors as two. This is the default.
# volassist -g rootdg make vol05 30m mirror=yes
8.6.6 Changing the Size of a Volume
You can use the volassist utility to increase or decrease the size of a
volume. To change the size of a volume, use the following examples as
guidelines:
Enter the following command to increase the size of the vol01 volume
by 2 MB:
# volassist growby vol01 2m
Enter the following command to decrease the size of the vol01 volume
by 1024 Kb:
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