Re: clone LVM disk to a larger disk

Peter Beck: > On 06/05/2011 04:51 PM, Jochen Schulz wrote: >> What I would probably do is: >> >> - install new disk alongside the old one >> - put one big partition on the new disk and pvcreate the partition >> - vgextend the existing VG with the new partition >> - vgreduce the VG, removing the ol

Re: clone LVM disk to a larger disk

On 06/05/2011 04:51 PM, Jochen Schulz wrote: What I would probably do is: - install new disk alongside the old one - put one big partition on the new disk and pvcreate the partition - vgextend the existing VG with the new partition - vgreduce the VG, removing the old disk's partitions That shou

Re: clone LVM disk to a larger disk

Gilles Mocellin: > On dim. 05 juin 2011 16:51:26 CEST, Jochen Schulz > wrote: >> >> What I would probably do is: >> >> - install new disk alongside the old one >> - put one big partition on the new disk and pvcreate the partition >> - vgextend the existing VG with the new partition >> - vgreduc

Re: clone LVM disk to a larger disk

On dim. 05 juin 2011 16:51:26 CEST, Jochen Schulz wrote: > Peter Beck: > > > > Now I've got a 1TB disk which I would like to use instead of the > > 160GB disk. My question: Can I just clone the small disk to the new > > large disk and then resize the LV on it ? Does that work ? I would > > say y

Re: clone LVM disk to a larger disk

Peter Beck: > > Now I've got a 1TB disk which I would like to use instead of the > 160GB disk. My question: Can I just clone the small disk to the new > large disk and then resize the LV on it ? Does that work ? I would > say yes, but I've never done that, so I am not sure... ;) What I would prob

clone LVM disk to a larger disk

Hi guys, I'm using two HP Microservers with a Heartbeat1 cluster, drbd and kvm. On one of these servers the systemdisk is a 160GB disk with LVM configured, on the other node it's a 1TB disk. I'd like to have both nodes with the same disk sizes (easier to configure imo) Now I've got a 1TB disk