[linux-lvm] LVM Questions
Adrian Phillips
a.phillips at dnmi.no
Fri May 4 07:45:24 UTC 2001
>>>>> "Heinz" == Heinz J Mauelshagen <Mauelshagen at sistina.com> writes:
<snip>
>> I believe it is officially supported, ie. if it breaks then
>> its a bug, and have done it now several times, at least on
>> lightly loaded filesystems. Its not quite as convienient as
>> AIX's LVM, in that one resizes the filesystem and the logical
>> volume is automatically resized, but if I'm bothered I'll write
>> a wrapper script around lvextend/lvreduce for that.
>>
>> A question for the developers if they notice. Why lvextend and
>> lvreduce, as they do the same things. Is it just for clarity ?
>> A lvresize with + or - or a fixed size to could the same ?
Heinz> The Linux LVM CLI is as close as possible to the HP/UX one
Heinz> which has those commands (and vgextend/vgreduce as well)
Heinz> seperate. This makes at least me as a long term HP/UX LVM
Heinz> user happy ;-)
HP/UX, how unfortunate :-) Thanks for the info. though.
Heinz> lvresize can easily be made as a convenence wrapper
Heinz> though...
Patches accepted I presume :-)
Sincerely,
Adrian Phillips
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