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On Thu, 17 Nov 2011 16:13:09 -0800, Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> > Do you have separately partitioned drives with those partitions |
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> > arranged into single-partition arrays, or do you have one RAID device |
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> > that is then partitioned? |
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> > If the latter, you should certainly work with the md device. |
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> > I prefer to avoid all this confusion by creating a large, single |
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> > partition array that I use an an LVM physical volume. |
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> Separately partitioned drives arranged into RAID arrays. |
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So you have three partitions arranged into a single RAID5 partition, |
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say /dev/md1? |
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In that case, the size of /dev/md1 should already be correct and you only |
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need to resize the filesystem and you should ignore my witterings about |
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fdisk that filed to take into account your use of RAID. |
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resize2fs /dev/md1 should be all you need, you shouldn't even need to |
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unmount the filesystem. |
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