xlv_shutdown(1M)xlv_shutdown(1M)NAMExlv_shutdown - shut down XLV volumes
SYNOPSISxlv_shutdown [ -v ] [ -n volume-list ]
DESCRIPTIONxlv_shutdown is used to gracefully shut down (``disassemble'') logical
volumes after their corresponding filesystems have been unmounted. It is
called by /etc/umountfs, which is called by /etc/inittab at system
shutdown time. xlv_shutdown typically does not need to be explicitly
invoked.
xlv_shutdown gets the XLV volumes from the kernel and cleanly shuts them
down. This ensures that all the plexes in a volume are in sync so that
they do not need to be revived when restarted. After a volume has been
shut down, xlv_assemble(1M) needs be run before using the volume again.
Note that xlv_shutdown does not shut down a root volume or volumes with
mounted filesystems.
xlv_shutdown supports the following options:
-f Forcefully shut down of all volumes, even volumes that
are open. Use this option with caution.
-n volume-list Shut down only a comma separated list of volumes. The
default behavior is to close down all possible volumes.
-v Display verbose status messages.
SEE ALSOshutdown(1M), xlv_assemble(1M), inittab(4), xlv(7M).
NOTE
You must be root to run xlv_shutdown.
Page 1