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LVM - pvmove to a smaller volume

mx flag

I would like to pvmove a logical volume to a smaller, but faster drive, leaving the excess part on the original drive. Can that be easily accomplished?

John Mahowald avatar
cn flag
Please tag your question with the operating system you are using. Probably Linux, but NetBSD or HP-UX can also have a pvmove.
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it flag

my understanding is that if you add additional PV (physical volume) to a VG (volume group) that hosts your LV (logical volume) you should be able to issue pvmove like so:

# Move a range of physical extents to a
#       specific PV (which must  have  suffi‐
#       cient free extents).
       pvmove /dev/sdb1:1000-1999 /dev/sdc1

taken from man pvmove

pineapple500 avatar
mx flag
Ranges are what I've been looking for. Thank you!
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