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unmirror a volume group - What they didn't tell you
Right answer to wrong question I have to admire the people who write documentation and help texts. It's so hard to say the essentials efficiently. I think this is one of the hidden strengths of AIX: the command documentation ("the man pages") are generally easy to read compared to other platforms and software. But sometimes I find that there are answers which are technically correct, but still don't tell you what you need to know. For example, when it comes to breaking a mirror of a logical volume or volume group, you get the choice... [More]
Tags: technical_writing logical_volume unmirrorvg rmlvcopy mklvcopy rootvg hdisk pages physical_volume smit aix documentation man mirror |
Wanted: Superhero (mind reading skills an advantage)
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WHAT WOULD THEY DO WITHOUT YOU? You're the system admin
extraordinaire. You're indispensable. You're the fix-it guy for
everything. You can multithread and keep a gazillion things in your head at once.
No one knows what you do, but the systems simply won't run without
you. You've been at the company forever... [More]
Tags: system_administration unix admin technical_writing single_point_of_failure documentation aix |
