There is not a way to do what you want right now through a simple lvm
command.
If you are willing to hand edit some metadata, then it can be done.
brassow
On Apr 24, 2008, at 1:56 PM, chekov@ucla.edu wrote:
I created a lvm mirror on two seperate storage arrays.
now I want to break the mirror but use _both_ copies of the data.
it seems that whenever I break a test mirror the mirror just goes
back in to the storage pool and can't be accessed any more. is
there a way to mount both mirror halfs?
-alan
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