What the vx document refers to is with Sol10u4 where a volume could
only be exported as a single slice.

Regards,
Misha.

On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 3:59 PM, Alexandre Chartre
<Alexandre.Chartre at sun.com> wrote:
>
>  It works only if the volume (either VxVM or ZFS) is exported as a
> single-slice disk (i.e. exported with the "slice" option). Otherwise
> if the volume is exported as a full disk then the accessible geometry
> is controlled by the disk label which is written on the disk.
>
>  There's a RFE opened for this: 6699271 (Dynamic virtual disk size
> management).
>
> alex.
>
> Stuart Davey wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> Forgive me if I'm being stupid but I'm currently trying to grow a
>> Veritas Filesystem in a guest LDOM without any success. The Veritas
>> documentation suggests that it is possible: first grow the VxVM volume
>> in the control domain using "vxassist -g diskgroup growto volume length"
>> and then grow the file system in the guest domain  using
>> "/usr/lib/fs/vxfs/fsadm -b num_blocks  mount_point". The Vx docs state
>> that VxVM must be in the control domain and VxFS in the guest.
>>
>> The issue I seem to be having is that when I export the volume to the
>> guest LDOM, it sees it as a normal disk (i.e. 7 slices). Consequently I
>> go into format and partition it, label it and then apply a VxFS to it
>> before mounting. After growing the volume in the control domain the
>> guest domain still sees the original size volume (checked with format)
>> and so it can't grow the file system. Have I missed something obvious?
>>
>> Before starting out, I was hoping that I would simply be able to put
>> VxFS on a Vx volume in the control domain and then export it to the
>> guest domain - similar to what one would do with ZFS. My experience and
>> the Vx docs suggest that this is not possible.
>>
>> Has anyone out there been successful in growing a Vx file system in a
>> guest LDOM. If you have, and you can give me the "recipe" then I would
>> be very grateful.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Stuart
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