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The following list describes the change to the display as the result
of extending a multilevel array with the container extend
mvolume command:
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The Num Label column continues to display the ID number (0)
of the volume set previously created with the container
create volume command and the ID number (63) of the
volume set previously created with the container
add_level command. In addition, the column displays the ID
numbers (in this example, 62 and 61) of the volume sets created
as a result of the container extend mvolume command.
If you specified labels when creating the volume sets, they
appear in this column. Because no labels were specified when
the volume sets were created, no labels appear in the column.
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The Type column continues to display Volume to indicate
that the arrays previously created with the container
create volume and the container add_level
commands are volume sets. In addition, the column displays
Volume for the volume sets created as a result of the
container
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The Total Size column displays a new total size, taking into
account the freespaces associated with the volume sets
created as a result of the container create volume and
the container add_level commands.
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The Scsi C:ID:L column displays the SCSI IDs for the devices
on which the volume sets were created, which in the example
are 0:02:0, 0:03:0, and 0:04:0.
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The Partition Offset:Size column displays the offsets and
sizes for the partition(s) on which the volume sets were
created, which in the example are 64.0KB:10MB,
64.0KB:15.0MB, and 64KB:15MB.
If a partition is dead, the ":" (colon) in the Partition
Offset:Size column changes to a "!" (exclamation point). See
the disk remove dead_partitions
command for more information on dead partitions.
extend mvolume command.
container Commands
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