question about resizing partitions under lvm
Jamon Camisso
jamon.camisso-H217xnMUJC0sA/PxXw9srA at public.gmane.org
Sat Jun 27 13:26:39 UTC 2009
Richard Dice wrote:
> resize2fs will let you (think you have to turn off the journal with
> tune2fs, I don't know the details). The tricky part is running fdisk
> after resizing to remove the existing partition and create a new one
> with the smaller size.
>
>
> Jamon,
>
> But does using fdisk apply in the situation I originally described,
> where I said that I'm doing all of this under and lvm environment? The
> various man pages and HOWTOs I've read so far suggest that lvreduce and
> lvextend should take the place of fdisk. Am I right with that?
That I couldn't say, I was responding to Tyler's question. But take a
look at the gparted live{cd,usb} tool since it shows the commands it is
running in the detailed output. Should give you an idea. I'd imagine if
you're resizing a volume down and want to use the unused space for
another partition fdisk will be involved.
Jamon
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