On Mon, Jul 01, 2013 at 12:48:14PM +0200, Alessandro MACUZ wrote: > in my company they want to use LVM to handle a transition period while > moving VM guests from local datastore to a NAS (via iSCSI) > > An example with numbers is worth thousands of words. > The idea is to have one leg locally and one leg on the NAS, then we'll > remove the local leg and tha machine will run with the leg on the NAS. > > So there are two MBR-partitioned vdisks, 10G each, and with one big LVM > partition (0x8e) > > I have created one VG spanning both disks and one LV hosted on the local > disk. > > How to tell lvconvert that the mirror, of the LV I want, must entirely be > hosted on the second disk? It looks as though you simply specify the PV from which you want to allocate the new extents, after the LV you are mirroring. That is, if you have a logical volume "LV" on /dev/sda1 and you want to mirror it onto /dev/sdb1: lvconvert -m1 LV /dev/sdb1 Later I think you would do likewise to remove the local image from /dev/sda1, leaving the image on /dev/sdb1: lvconvert -m0 LV /dev/sda1 *I have not yet done this*. Please try it out on a test machine before risking production data. -- Mark H. Wood, Lead System Programmer mwood@IUPUI.Edu Machines should not be friendly. Machines should be obedient.
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