[linux-lvm] help
Martin Eisenhardt
martin.eisenhardt at wiai.uni-bamberg.de
Thu May 5 12:33:53 UTC 2005
Hello Colm,
On Thursday 05 May 2005 14:26, Colm G. Connolly wrote:
> I've just got a new 250G hard drive and have been trying to add it to an
> [...]
> 482 mount
> 483 df -h
>
> At this point I got a bit concerned that I had added 250G to the logical
> volume but pvdisplay only reported a capicity of 232.88G even though hdd
> is a 250G hard drive. So I started to try to remove the
I know that this is *not* your main concern but I think it worth noting that
the size of your 250G harddisk was correctly reported as being 232.88G. The
reason being that harddisk vendors use 1G = 1000^3 while computer science
defines 1G = 1024^3. (Note: I think there are some standard definition by the
IEEE(?) but I don't have a URL for that.)
So 250*1000^3 = 250.000.000.000 ~ 232.8*1024^3
Wish you all the luck for the problems remaining!
Kind regards
Martin Eisenhardt
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