From: Justin Willoughby (jwilloug@mhc.net)
Date: Mon Oct 07 2002 - 10:29:29 EDT
Thanks to those who replied!
David replied with the command to show me what I was looking for which was:
#echo "0x2000?4X " | adb /dev/dsk/c0t6d0
(PVID is last two sets of numbers)
- Justin
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>>> "TOTSCH,DAVID (HP-USA,ex3)" <david_totsch@hp.com> 10/06/02 05:57PM >>>
To get the LVMREC:
#echo "0x2000?4s " | adb /dev/dsk/c0t6d0
To get the PV ID:
#echo "0x2000?4X " | adb /dev/dsk/c0t6d0
(PVID is last two sets of numbers)
To get Volume Group ID:
echo "0x12000?8X " | adb /dev/dsk/c0t6d0
(first two sets of numbers on second line should be the same
number put into the map file when using the -s option to vgexport).
-dlt-
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From: Justin Willoughby [mailto:jwilloug@mhc.net]
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Subject: [HPADM] Display PVID?
Is there a tool to be able to display the ID of a physical volume under
HP-UX?
For example I believe when you use pvcreate it puts a unique number or ID on
the disk. I want to be able to tell if a disk is just an alternate path or a
different disk without having to include it in the volume group to find out.
Thanks,
- Justin
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Computer Operations
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