Re: Forcing the lvconvert copy to be on a different physical disk

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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.

That's it Mark.

Thanks! 
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