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#1 Re: Xen: how do i alert a domU to an lvresize on dom0? Posted by Steve (62.30.xx.xx) on Tue 19 Jun 2007 at 23:07 A) After resizing the LVM partition you need to resize the filesystem which is stored upon it. B) You must shut down the guest before you do this. xm shutdown domU.. e2fsck -f / /dev/vg0/domU-srv resize2fs / /dev/vg0/domU-srv xm create domU... See our previous LVM cookbook for more examples. Steve
A) After resizing the LVM partition you need to resize the filesystem which is stored upon it.
B) You must shut down the guest before you do this.
xm shutdown domU.. e2fsck -f / /dev/vg0/domU-srv resize2fs / /dev/vg0/domU-srv xm create domU...
See our previous LVM cookbook for more examples.
Steve
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