Move a file system to another volume group
How to move FS to anotherVG UNMOUNT fs Copy the source logical volume to the desired volume group with the cplv command. For example, where myvg is the new volume group and mylv is the name of the user's logical volume, enter: cplv -v myvg mylv This will return the name of the new logical volume, such as lv00. 2- To make a new JFS log, enter the following command, where myvg is the name of the new volume group, enter: mklv -t jfslog myvg 1 To make a new JFS2 log, enter: mklv -t jfs2log myvg 1 ** This new logical volume will need to be formatted with the logform command in order to function properly as either a JFS or JFS2 log. For example: logform /dev/loglv00 Answer yes to destroy. 3-Change the filesystem to reference a log device that exists in the new volume group and the new logical volume with the chfs command. For example, where myfilesystem is the name of the user's filesystem, enter: chfs -a dev=/dev/lv00 -a log=/dev/loglv00 /myf