Don,

The piece of the puzzle you are missing is that you have to logically
dismount the volume set. At the console issue the following command:

:VSCLOSE test  <<insert your real volume set name here>>

Once closed you need to scratch the volumes and then add them to the system
volume set.

Assuming the ldevs of the disks are 16 and 17 respectively and you want the
member names to correspond with the ldev numbers do the following:

:volutil
>scratchvol 16
>scratchvol 17
>newvol mpexl_system_volume_set:member16 16 100 100
>newvol mpexl_system_volume_set:member17 17 100 100
>exit

BTW, member names are arbitrary. Many people will just number them
sequentially regardless of the ldev number, some like to number them to
coincide. You could name them Larry, Curly, and Moe if you really wanted,
but some may not have a sense of humor for that.

Doug.

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-----Original Message-----
From: Inghram, Don <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Friday, March 12, 1999 7:09 PM
Subject: Moving Disc to Sys Vol Set


>A couple of weeks ago we added 2 new disc drives to the HP3000 and
>(following guidance gleaned from the list) configured them into a private
>volume set called CMA_SET for testing.  Now I would like to move them to
the
>system volume set (long name) but am mystified as to how to do that after
>looking at length through the manuals.  Nowhere can I find info on removing
>a disc drive from the private volume set or deleting the private volume
set.
>Can anybody give me some guidance?  Thanks!
>        Don Inghram, Systems Mgr.
>        The Christian & Missionary Alliance
>        Colorado Springs, CO  (719) 265-2154
>        [log in to unmask]