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Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

 
Igor Sovin
Super Advisor

Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

Hi!
I've got problem with installing QPK on my HP-UX 11iv2 because of insufficient disk space on filesystem mounted at /stand (/dev/vg00/lvol1).
I'm wondering, how to extend it?
any suggestions?
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Hasan  Atasoy
Honored Contributor

Re: Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

hi igor ;
it is not possible to extend /stand fs. you need to take make_tape_recovery with -I options and restore the system with large /stand. but under normal conditions /stand is enough . it is possible to share

du -sk /stand /*


with us.


Hasan.
Wim Rombauts
Honored Contributor

Re: Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

Extending /stand is a very tricky procedure that needs MirrorDisk/UX to do this.

But since you are installing, why don't you make /stand bigger from the very beginning ? The Ignite installation interface allows you to specify other LV-sizes before the effective installation begins. You need to use the advance UI for this.
Als, make / big enough, because this one is als hard to extend later.
Wim Rombauts
Honored Contributor

Re: Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

Sorry, I only see now that you are only installing a QPK, not a full OS.

Well then, indeed you could create an ignite backup and re-ignite your system whil extending the /stand volume.

If you have MirorDisk/UX (or HP-UX Enterprise OE) you can follow a different procedure with less downtime. It is still lengthy, but I am willing to provide you some details if you confirm you have MirrorDisk available.
Igor Sovin
Super Advisor

Re: Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

Guys, I have HP-UX installed already.
I need to install Quality Pack.
but swagent tells me that it is not enough free space in /stand, after the Analisys Phase.
Before that error occured I've installed another QPK and then removed it after reboot.
Since that reboot I've got problem with free space in /stand

# du -sk /stand /*
251704 /stand
0 /123
1336 /DATA-PROTECTOR
0 /DEPOT
0 /MANPATH
0 /bin
0 /cdrom
0 /depot
128 /dev
66840 /etc
0 /home
1608 /homeroot
0 /install
0 /lib
0 /lost+found
0 /mapfile
0 /net
0 /opt
0 /oracle
8 /sapmnt
102008 /sbin
202208 /stand
416 /tcb
0 /temp
0 /testlf
8 /tmp
0 /tmp_mnt
0 /upg
2459640 /usr
0 /var
Hasan  Atasoy
Honored Contributor

Re: Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

need
du -sk /stand/*

without space.

hasan.
Igor Sovin
Super Advisor

Re: Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

Vim

Unfortunately I dont have Mirror-UX.
Igor Sovin
Super Advisor

Re: Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

Hasan-Atasov
sorry

# du -sk /stand/*
53288 /stand/backup
0 /stand/boot.sys
8 /stand/bootconf
0 /stand/bootfs
50360 /stand/crashconfig
50280 /stand/current
50312 /stand/hpux_test
16 /stand/ioconfig
8 /stand/kernrel
8 /stand/krs
47384 /stand/last_install
0 /stand/lost+found
0 /stand/nextboot
8 /stand/rootconf
0 /stand/system
8 /stand/system.import
8 /stand/system.prev
8 /stand/system1.05.2004
0 /stand/vmunix

I think that at least /stand/hpux_test can be removed.
it might be some unnecessary test kernel.
J. Bravo
Respected Contributor

Re: Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

Hi!

Your best option is to use Ignite-UX in order to resize /stand.

Regards;

J. Bravo.
J. Bravo
Respected Contributor

Re: Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

Hi!

You could delete old kernel configurations:

To view the kernel backups:

kconfig -v

and to delete the desired old backup kernel:

kconfig -d

Regards;

J. Bravo.
Wim Rombauts
Honored Contributor

Re: Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

I think you can possibly remove 50312 /stand/hpux_test. hat directory is currently not present on my stsrems. (But be VERY CAREFULL about this).

My /stand is 512M and is used up for 55%, so maybe you need to increase /stand anyway.
Hasan  Atasoy
Honored Contributor

Re: Extending filesystem mounted at /stand

you can free /stand by deleting /stand/hpux_test.
but be carefull.

hasan.