Curtis,
To clarify what Joe and Paul said, try looking at the following documents
on HP's
ITRC..
Reloading a MPE/iX system, ID: MPEKBRC00005590, and rebuilding a user
volume
set, ID MPEOSKBRC00000880.
Joe, Paul, and I have done this before here at HNS. Be very careful in
your disc space
calculations before you move physical disc labels and make DAMN sure you
have good
backups of your data. You should also consider, just moving accounts
first before
resorting to moving the physical disks between volume sets. Thanks to
Donna, at Longs for that
idea.
HTH,
Chuck Ciesinski
Hughes Network Systems
11717 Exploration Lane
Germantown, MD 20876
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"Happy Trails to you, until we meet again!" Roy Rogers and Dale Evans
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Paul Courry <[log in to unmask]>
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07/17/2004 10:48 AM
Please respond to Paul Courry
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Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] Volume sets
Hmmm....A couple of furthur thoughts on Joe's solution.
The Scratchvol command within Volutil is specific to a ldev so the syntax
is
Scratchvol 63 (as an example)
Once this is done the disc drive is now available to be moved to another
volume.
Do a VSOPEN volumename to remount the volume set and make it available
again
Restore the data from your tape.
Then add the disc drive to the volume that needs space using the Newvol
command within Volutil
Syntax
NEWVOL VNAME= sname:vname
LDEV= ldev
PERM= percentperm
TRANS= percenttrans
CLASSES= (cname[[,,cname]...])
Be darn careful to do your homework to ensure you still have enough space
to restore your data.
Paul Courry
On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 13:51:39 +0000, J Dolliver wrote:
>Hire a consultant!
>
>You cannot steal from peter to pay paul.
>you can however remove a volume_set from your system and make it two
volumes.
>mpexl_system_volume_set AND another_set_name
>
>to accomplish this you must store off one of the two private volumes.
>
>NOTE: you want to make sure that any of the accounts do not have groups
built on the system volume or you would have to move them first.
>to find out you must do the report command again as follows
>
>report @.accountname;onvs=mpexl_system_volume_set
>
>do the above for every account from the private volume
>
>create a job
>
>!job storvol,manager.sys
>!file t;dev=tape
>!store @[log in to unmask]@;directory;onvs=volume_set_you_want_stored;show=long;&
>!progress=1
>!tellop job storvol complete
>!eoj
>
>
>Run buldacct.pub.sys to include all the volumes from the volume you want
to close.
>check your listing and match it up to a list of the accounts from the
volume to be scratched.
>
>report @.@;onvs=onvs=volume_set_you_want_stored
>
>
>
>once you have the files verified on tape
>
>vstore *t;@[log in to unmask]@ may be done to ensure that you have a valid tape
>
>then
>
>vsclose volume_set_you_want_stored
>
>:VOLUTIL
>
>Scratch volume_set_you_want_stored
>
>EXIT
>this will eliminate the volume
>
>-------------- Original message from "Lott, Curtis (Consultant)" :
--------------
>> Hi ,
>>
>> What are the steps for moving free space from one volume set to
another.
>> Here are some details on what I need to do. I have volumes can01 and
pwf01.
>> I need to take 30 million sectors from volume pwf01 and add it to
can01.
>>
>> Curtis Lott
>>
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