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Hi Lists, |
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I recently did some rearranging of my partitions, so that everything |
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except / and /boot (they're where my Windows used to be) is on a |
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logical volume. Yay, me. My partitioning now looks like this: |
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>marcec marcec # df -h |
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>Dateisystem Größe Benut Verf Ben% Eingehängt auf |
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>/dev/sda1 1,2G 516M 610M 46% / |
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>udev 10M 280K 9,8M 3% /dev |
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>tmpfs 501M 0 501M 0% /dev/shm |
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>/dev/mapper/maindisk-Var |
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> 2,0G 340M 1,7G 17% /var |
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>/dev/mapper/maindisk-Usr |
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> 20G 13G 7,4G 64% /usr |
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>/dev/mapper/maindisk-Opt |
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> 15G 8,6G 6,5G 57% /opt |
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>/dev/mapper/multimedia-Home |
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> 45G 40G 5,7G 88% /home |
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>/dev/mapper/multimedia-Media |
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> 20G 1,5G 19G 8% /home/marcec/multimedia |
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>/dev/mapper/multimedia-Stuff |
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> 45G 37G 8,7G 81% /home/marcec/stuff |
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I wasn't sure how big I should make /var and /usr. /opt is that big in |
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the event I install some more games. Otherwise /boot is on sda5, the VG |
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maindisk on sda6 and the VG multimedia on sdb. |
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Now, since Windows was at the beginning of the hard drive, there is a |
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huge gap (about 23 GB) between sda5 and sda6. |
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What I want to know is, how would I go about filling the gap to have a |
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single, large partition for maindisk? Gparted wouldn't do it and I |
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didn't dare do anything with cfdisk. |
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For the moment I added a new partition (via cfdisk, that I did dare do) |
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that takes up the entire gap and extended maindisk to that. It's not |
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what I wanted, but it works. So that puts the VG on both sda6 (new) and |
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sda7 (old sda6). So it looks like this now: |
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>marcec marcec # pvs |
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> PV VG Fmt Attr PSize PFree |
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> /dev/sda6 maindisk lvm2 a- 23,22G 23,22G |
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> /dev/sda7 maindisk lvm2 a- 273,31G 233,38G |
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> /dev/sdb1 multimedia lvm2 a- 149,05G 39,05G |
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Of course, since I didn't do anything else to maindisk, I understand I |
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can always remove the partition from LVM via vgreduce and pvremove. |
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Any hints in this regard, or is my current solution the only viable? |
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Marc Joliet |
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"People who think they know everything really annoy those of us who |
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know we don't" - Bjarne Stroustrup |