If you are working in
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Assigning a volume alias is optional. If you do not include a volume alias in the command, the volume alias will default to the subdisk alias in which the volume is located. For example, a simple volume created on Subdisk 6 will be named Subdisk 6 by default.
Use the
Example:
In Figure 42, Subdisk 1 on Disk 1 is converted to a simple volume, Simple 1.
volume create simple –vol Simple1 –sd Subdisk1
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Disk 1 | Disk 2 |
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Disk 3 | Disk 4 |
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Disk 5 | Disk 6 |
Disk 7 | Disk 8 |
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Figure 42. Simple Volume 1
Use the CLI command volume show to show the created volume:
volume show
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Simple1 | Simple | 17999999 | 17999999 | 512 | Internal |
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