smit mkvg does not provide the -m flag to set the maximum size of the
physical volume.This flag will determine how many physical partitions are
used, it uses a default value of 1016 partitions.
•
smit mkvg always uses the -f flag to force creation of the volume group.
For a new volume group to be successfully added to the system using the
mkvg
command, the root file system should have between 1 to 2MB of free space.
Check this using the
df command.This free space is required because a file is
written in the directory
/etc/vg each time a new volume group is added.It is
also important to note that the
-f flag will allow a physical volume which still ...
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