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Tuesday, October 04, 2011
creating raw logical volumes
Any logical volume that doesn't have filesystem on it is raw logical volume.
some applications like oracle,informix needs and uses raw`LV's.
***Every logical volume you are creating will have two entries in /dev directory i.e. one block device and one character device.
suppose yours application team asks for some raw LV'S . i.e. oracle team.
step1: let me create one LV named "list"
step 2: goto /dev directory and check that device files are available.
#cd /dev
# ls -l list
brw-rw---- 1 root system 10, 11 Oct 04 15:27 list
# ls -l rlist
crw-rw---- 1 root system 10, 11 Oct 04 15:27 rlist
#
some applications like oracle,informix needs and uses raw`LV's.
***Every logical volume you are creating will have two entries in /dev directory i.e. one block device and one character device.
suppose yours application team asks for some raw LV'S . i.e. oracle team.
step1: let me create one LV named "list"
step 2: goto /dev directory and check that device files are available.
#cd /dev
# ls -l list
brw-rw---- 1 root system 10, 11 Oct 04 15:27 list
# ls -l rlist
crw-rw---- 1 root system 10, 11 Oct 04 15:27 rlist
#
here we see that the block device is having the name same as the logical device name"list" . but the chacter device is having the name "rlist"
step 3: now we have to change the ownership of the file rlist to oracle:oracle ,so that it can be used by oracle team.
#chown oracle:oracle /dev/ rlist
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