Storix Software SBAdmin TSM Edition Users Guide - Manual (Page 77)

system configuration. This may include changing the volume group or logical volume names,
selecting different disks on which to build the volume group, etc. This editing process is identical to
that which is available during a system installation, and is described in detail in the section
Change the Volume Group, Logical Volume and Filesystem Information in the
SBAdmin AIX
System Recovery Guide . After following the instructions in that section, press the ESC (escape)
key on that screen to exit and save changes.
c. The Fix button may be used if there were non-fatal errors that can be automatically repaired. For
instance, if there is only one physical volume available, and a logical volume is striped, the striping
would need to be turned off to create the logical volume as this required at least two physical
volumes. The errors described in the messages section of the window indicate if and what changes
would automatically be made if the
Fix button is selected.
d. The Create button will become available only after all errors, both fatal and non-fatal, have been
fixed (either using the Fix button or by editing the volume group, logical volume or filesystem
information using the Edit button). When you select this button, the volume group and all of its
logical volumes and filesystems will be created as defined and the messages will be updated to
reflect the progress and completion of the process as follows:
Recreate Logical Volumes or Filesystems
To recreate logical volumes or filesystems, you must have accessible a System , Volume Group , Logical Volume
or Filesystem Backup containing the desired logical volumes or filesystems you with to create.
To recreate a logical volume or filesystem, perform the following steps:
1. Select Actions !Recreate Logical Volumes or Filesystems from the menu bar. A screen similar to the
following will display:
Storix System Backup Administrator 77 Version 8.2 TSM Edition User Guide