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Old 06-27-2008, 08:10 AM
Àngel Català
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Extending LVM root filesystem

Hi !!

I have installed a Debian 4.0 r3 Etch on a HP dc5700. I have used
default partition schema with LVM2. This default partition schema
assigned almost all HD to /home filesystem and just 280 MB to / (root)
filesystem.

So I have reduced /home filesystem with no problem at all, but when I am
going to extend / filesystem I have some problems to umount it after
extending LV. I have tried it from a virtual terminal and from /tmp in
order to be able to umount /

When I umount /, I have receive no message at all, but when I run
resize2fs, I get a messaga that tells me that / is still mounted.

How could I solve this ?.

Thanks.
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Old 06-28-2008, 08:40 AM
michael
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Re: Extending LVM root filesystem

Àngel Català wrote:
> Hi !!
>
> I have installed a Debian 4.0 r3 Etch on a HP dc5700. I have used
> default partition schema with LVM2. This default partition schema
> assigned almost all HD to /home filesystem and just 280 MB to / (root)
> filesystem.
>
> So I have reduced /home filesystem with no problem at all, but when I am
> going to extend / filesystem I have some problems to umount it after
> extending LV. I have tried it from a virtual terminal and from /tmp in
> order to be able to umount /
>
> When I umount /, I have receive no message at all, but when I run
> resize2fs, I get a messaga that tells me that / is still mounted.
>
> How could I solve this ?.
>
> Thanks.

You must boot from another device because / can never be unmounted
(although it can be mounted read-only) and run resize2fs on the device.
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