From: justin.bleistein@SUNGARD.COM
Date: Wed Jul 17 2002 - 16:25:59 EDT
Yeah with the chvg -t option you limit the amount of PV's you can have
total per VG smaller then the default "32". I'll see if I can dig up a
chart someone posted it a few days ago.
--Justin Richard Bleistein
TIM MUELLER
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Our current production system has a VG using 8MB PPs. The system to which
we will be upgrading to has larger drives and will require either 16MB PPs
or the use of chvg -t in order to avoid the default limit of 1016 PPs per
PV. I can't see any (dis)advantages to using one method over the other.
Are there any? TIA.
-Tim
Tim Mueller
Hamilton County Dept. of Job & Family Services
Cincinnati, Ohio USA
muellt@jfs.hamilton-co.org
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