On 09/09/2010 01:51 PM, Robert LeBlanc wrote: > > Now that I want to move my Myth recordings to my ESXi server, I can > just take out the disks that contain the recordings and put them into > my ESXi box and use RDM to access them. I'll pass through my tuner > cards straight to the backend VM, and I will liberate my desktop from > being a server. I sure hope there is no problem with moving a couple > of LVM disks to a new machine and then trying to remove the phantom > PVs from remaining VG. I wish there was some way to easily divide and > rename VGs, but I haven't found them. > > vgsplit. Moves PVs between volume groups. Works pretty good. I used it to move a PV with a specific LV on it to a VG on a SAN then pvmove-ed the PEs to the PV on the SAN. Then pvremoved the local disk. I think I even did it while the VM on the disk continued running. Very nice.
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