On Dec 26, 2011 11:58 AM, "Estanislao López Morgan" <esta...@gmail.com>
wrote:
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> Dear BackupPc's friends,
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>
> My pool file system is growing every day and I need to expand my disk
capacity on my backup server. I already have a 1.5TB hard disk. I have been
studing this subjet for a couple of weeks, and change my storage scheme to
LVM (for example) seems to be the better choice. Someone have ever done
that? It is necesary to reinstall all the backuppc server in the new
storage scheme?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Estanislao
>
>
>
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Going from non-LVM to LVM would be good. With new disks create a LVM
partion and dd your data to it. Then you can add the old disk to that LVM
and expand it. There is a flag with LVM resize that will also resize the
filesystem.
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