Managing the AMASS File System
Delete Volume Group
To delete a Volume Group, use the procedure in the following table.
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For detailed information on the commands used in these steps, see the "Command Reference" chapter.
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| Log in as amass or root. |
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| adf | View directories and volumes |
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| For example: | assigned to the volume group |
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| that you want to eventually | |
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| adf | |
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| remove. | |
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| Make sure there is no |
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| information in this volume |
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| group that you want to keep. |
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| volgroup oldvolumenumber | Change the volume group |
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| newvolumegroup | from 9 to zero. |
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| volgroup 9 0 |
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| vgroot volumegroup | View directories assigned to |
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| For example: | this volume group. |
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| vgroot 9 | It should return zero |
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| directories. | |
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| However, if directories still remain for the volume group, | |
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| setvolgrp path volumegroup | Reassign any remaining |
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| For example: | directories (techpubs) to |
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| another volume group (27). | |
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| setvolgrp techpubs 27 |
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Operational Tasks |