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To recreate a volume from the command line, you will first need to use

the dynvolume destroy command and then run the dynvolume create

command.

Convert a Basic Volume to a Dynamic

Volume

If you have PSFS filesystems that were created directly on an imported

disk partition or LUN (a basic volume), you can convert the basic volume

to a dynamic volume. The new dynamic volume will contain only the

original subdevice; you can use the Extend Volume option to add other

subdevices to the dynamic volume.

NOTE: The new dynamic volume is unstriped. It is not possible to add

striping to a converted dynamic volume. If you want to use

striping, you will need to recreate the volume.

To convert a basic volume, select the associated PSFS filesystem on the

Management Console, right-click, and select Convert to Dynamic

Volume.