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Thanks Carlmd.<br />
We went with NO on the LVG's but the VG was YES. &nbsp;The system is working great and we can detect any bad blocked with errpt so will get the disks replaced if we do see any. &nbsp;I have saved that link for future reference.<br />
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Cheers
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Thanks Carlmd.
We went with NO on the LVG's but the VG was YES.  The system is working great and we can detect any bad blocked with errpt so will get the disks replaced if we do see any.  I have saved that link for future reference.

Cheers

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Hi all,<br />
I am using Synchronous GLVM in my environment and noticed that Bad Block Relocation was set to Yes, not No. &nbsp;I can only find it documents that for Async GLVM this should be NO, but cannot find any recommendation for Sync GLVM.<br />
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Should this be changed or doesn't it pose an issue for Synchronous GLVM VG's?<br />
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Cheers
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Hi all,
I am using Synchronous GLVM in my environment and noticed that Bad Block Relocation was set to Yes, not No.  I can only find it documents that for Async GLVM this should be NO, but cannot find any recommendation for Sync GLVM.

Should this be changed or doesn't it pose an issue for Synchronous GLVM VG's?

Cheers

Bad Block Relocation for Synchronous GLVM AIX 7.1

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