How-to-Create-LVM-Partition-Step-by-Step-in-Linux
so choose the file system type according to your setup and requirement. Run following command to format LVM partition as ext4 file system. $ sudo mkfs
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A-Beginners-Guide-on-Linux-LVM
Physical Volume (PV) is the partition of the physical disks. Volume Group (VG) is a combination of multiple individual hard drives/or disk partitions
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Xen-Live-Migration-Of-An-LVM-Based-Virtual-Machine-With-iSCSI-On-Debian-Lenny
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How-To-Set-Up-Software-RAID1-On-A-Running-LVM-System-(Incl-GRUB2-Configuration)-(Ubuntu-1110)
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How-to-Resize-LVM-Partition-in-Linux
we can use add -v parameter to vgdisplay command. # vgdisplay -v b. Extend storage The /dev/vg_devmachine/data has 24.41 GB. Let say we want to add 10
2022-07-01
How-to-Shrink-LVM-Volume-in-Linux
/dev/mapper/vg--01-lv_stripe 1008M 55M 902M 6% /mnt/lv_stripe You can see in the last line3 You can see the LV Size 800.00 Mib line indicates the
2022-07-01
How-to-Extend-XFS-Root-Partition-without-LVM-in-Linux
first we have to add additional space to OS disk and then use growpart and xfs_growfs commands to extend the root partition (or filesystem). I am assu
2021-07-19
How-to-Add-New-Disks-Using-LVM-to-an-Existing-Linux-System
List Volume Group 6. Create Logical Volumes (LV). # lvcreate -n lv_data1 --size 12G testvgCreate Physical Volume 4. Create Volume Group (VG). # vgcrea
2017-04-19
How-to-Create-Thin-Provisioned-Logical-Volumes-in-Linux
[[email protected] ~]# Step 4) Create logical volumes from thin pool Let’s create two logical volumes of each size 4 GB size Syntax[[email protected]
2016-07-15
LFCS-How-to-Manage-and-Create-LVM-Using-vgcreate-lvcreate-and-lvextend-Commands---Part-11
# blkid /dev/vg00/vol_projectsyou will get information about all the PVs. To create a volume group named vg00 using /dev/sdb and /dev/sdc (we will sav
2016-03-02