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On Thu, Feb 07, 2008 at 06:50:57AM -0500, Simon Turner wrote: |
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> Hi Rasmus, |
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> you will first need to resize your md device. Using mdadm, that |
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> would be done with --grow (check the man, `mdadm /dev/md123 --grow |
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> --size=500G` should do the trick). |
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Ah yes, thanks for that. For some reason I had not noted that use of |
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--grow... mdadm /dev/md0 --grow --size=max did the trick nicely thanks. |
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> But that will leave your filesystem intact at the current size, so |
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> you'll have to resize the filesystem next. I know ext2&3 support |
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> "growing" but I don't know about other filesystems. |
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I use LVM(2) and ext3 so I am ok there. |
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> However, since it's a simple raid one, you could create a new raid |
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> device with one drive, format it at 500G, copy the stuff over from the |
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> old raid1, drop the old raid1 device and add it to the new one. |
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Yes, thats true. But since this is my root, var, home, etc etc that |
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would require me to go to single-user mode for the duration of the copy. |
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The resync-in-background is much nicer :) |
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Thanks for your help. |
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Cheers, |
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Rasmus |
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