You have a Logical Volume /dev/vg0/lv0 mounted on /data and /dev/vg0/lv1 mounted on /saves on
station1. While trying to create a new Logical Volume lv2 in vg0, you encounter an error as shown
below:
[root@station1 ~]# lvcreate -L +300M -n lv2 /dev/vg0
Maximum number of local volumes (2) reached in volume group vg0
How would you fix this issue to create a new Logical Volume successfully?
A.
Thelvchange command with the -l option would add the number of Logical Volumes that could
be added to the vg0 Volume Group.
B.
Thevgconvert command with the -l option would add the number of Logical Volumes that could
be added to the vg0 Volume Group.
C.
Thevgextend command would extend the vg0 Volume Group to another Physical Volume so
that more Logical Volumes could be created successfully.
D.
Thevgchange command with the -l option would add the number of Logical Volumes that could
be added to the vg0 Volume Group without unmounting existing mounted Logical Volumes.