I created a 10 GB volume on my Storwize V7000 storage, which I then presented to my AIX 7.1 server.
hdisk4 is the 10 GB volume that I had created.Next, I'll create a volume group called "metro".
Create a file system using the "smitty crjfs" command. Next select "Add a Standard Journaled File System" from the menu. It will ask you what Volume Group you want the to use, at that point select the volume group "metro" that we had created earlier.
The next screen will ask us a bunch of questions, when when answered correctly created the file system for us. All we have to do after that is mount our newly created file system.
isvp17> lspv hdisk0 00f65d51a5aa3cf1 rootvg active hdisk1 00f65d51bfba4e2e test1 active hdisk2 none None hdisk3 none None hdisk4 none None isvp17> |
isvp17> mkvg -y metro hdisk4 0516-1254 mkvg: Changing the PVID in the ODM. metro isvp17> isvp17> lspv hdisk0 00f65d51a5aa3cf1 rootvg active hdisk1 00f65d51bfba4e2e test1 active hdisk2 none None hdisk3 none None hdisk4 00f65d51c465f8eb metro active isvp17> |
Create a file system using the "smitty crjfs" command. Next select "Add a Standard Journaled File System" from the menu. It will ask you what Volume Group you want the to use, at that point select the volume group "metro" that we had created earlier.
The next screen will ask us a bunch of questions, when when answered correctly created the file system for us. All we have to do after that is mount our newly created file system.
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