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06-09-2005 03:02 AM
06-09-2005 03:02 AM
EVA5000: Dynamically growing of a virtual disk for Linux
Hi,
we have a EVA5000 and want to increase the size of a virtual disk, which is the system disk of a Linux Server.
HP says that Linux does not support dynamically growing of a virtual disk but i cannot believe this :-(
Does someone know a redhat tool by which i can let grow a linux disk dynamically?
Thanks a lot for help,
best regards
Edi
we have a EVA5000 and want to increase the size of a virtual disk, which is the system disk of a Linux Server.
HP says that Linux does not support dynamically growing of a virtual disk but i cannot believe this :-(
Does someone know a redhat tool by which i can let grow a linux disk dynamically?
Thanks a lot for help,
best regards
Edi
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06-09-2005 06:21 AM
06-09-2005 06:21 AM
Re: EVA5000: Dynamically growing of a virtual disk for Linux
Hm, there are several layers involved.
- the EVA virtual disk - hey, that's easy
- make Linux recognize a larger LUN - a reboot should fix this
- the partition table - can be altered
- are you using LVM? - from what I've heard you're out of luck with LVM1.
-- I haven't kept track - is there an LVM2 already?
- you should be able to resize the file system after the partition / LV has been enlarged
I haven't tried it myself, yet. There is so much other things to do :-(
It should be possible if you are willing to work on all these layes, but I don't think you will find a single utility for all this.
- the EVA virtual disk - hey, that's easy
- make Linux recognize a larger LUN - a reboot should fix this
- the partition table - can be altered
- are you using LVM? - from what I've heard you're out of luck with LVM1.
-- I haven't kept track - is there an LVM2 already?
- you should be able to resize the file system after the partition / LV has been enlarged
I haven't tried it myself, yet. There is so much other things to do :-(
It should be possible if you are willing to work on all these layes, but I don't think you will find a single utility for all this.
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