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Gustavo Souza Lima
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Extend Filesystem /root

Hi....

I would like to know if it is possible to extend the /root using fsadm and lvextend???

Thank you since now..
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Torsten.
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Re: Extend Filesystem /root

Do a search like this:

http://forums12.itrc.hp.com/service/james/searchForums.do?searchText=Extend+Filesystem+%2Froot&searchCriteria=allwords&searchOptionITRC=true&searchCategoryITRC=HP-UX&searchCategoryBSC=ALL&searchIn=entireThread&author=&threadType=0&datePosted=0&sortOption=rank&resultsPerPage=25&x=40&y=9

You will get sooo many hits ...

A short summary is this:

1) Normally not needed, inspect for large files in wrong locations

2) if it is needed, backup the system and restore with ignite. Adjust settings during recovery.

Hope this helps!
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Pete Randall
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Re: Extend Filesystem /root

Since /stand, swap and / need to be contiguous, it is extremely rare that this can be accomplished. As Torsten pointed out, you would be better served to look at what is filling up the file system. Under normal circumstances there should be VERY little, if any, growth in the root FS. If there is you've got a problem that you should be able to fix without having to enlarge anything.


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Gustavo Souza Lima
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Re: Extend Filesystem /root

Thank you for the answers..