[linux-lvm] Resize physical volume

[linux-lvm] Resize physical volume

[Karl Wagner]

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Hi all

I have just been through a fairly major reorganisation of my data, and need to resize the physical volumes in my LVM setup.

Currently I have sd[a-d]6, which are physical volumes for the volume group ‘data’, and sd[a-d]7, which contain nothing. My plan was to get rid of p7 on each device and extend p6 to include that space. However when I tried on sda, I got an error after of Couldn't find device with uuid…

These are the steps I took:

* Deactivate all vg’s
* Fdisk /dev/sda
* Delete p7
* Delete p6
* Create p6 with start at start of old p6, end at end of old p7
* Write part table

At this point, sda7 has gone and sda6 is the correct size (checked with blockdev –getsz). But running a pvscan, lvm tells me it cant find sda6.

What am I missing?



Regards

Karl

Re: [linux-lvm] Resize physical volume

[karl]

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Hi

Does anyone have any advice on this matter?

Regards
Karl

Karl Wagner wrote ..
> Hi all
>
> I have just been through a fairly major reorganisation of my data, and need to
> resize the physical volumes in my LVM setup.
>
> Currently I have sd[a-d]6, which are physical volumes for the volume group ‘data’,
> and sd[a-d]7, which contain nothing. My plan was to get rid of p7 on each device
> and extend p6 to include that space. However when I tried on sda, I got an error
> after of Couldn't find device with uuid…
>
> These are the steps I took:
>
> * Deactivate all vg’s
> * Fdisk /dev/sda
> * Delete p7
> * Delete p6
> * Create p6 with start at start of old p6, end at end of old p7
> * Write part table
>
> At this point, sda7 has gone and sda6 is the correct size (checked with blockdev
> –getsz). But running a pvscan, lvm tells me it cant find sda6.
>
> What am I missing?
>
>
>
> Regards
>
> Karl