You shold look into creating LVM for all your filesystems.. except the
boot. .
Lee Stewart
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Hi all... I know if you resize an ext2/3 filesystem, it has to be
unmounted, fsck, resize, then remount.. Is there any filesystem(s)
that can be resized while in use? (Never have to unmount, therefore
never have to have the app down.)
Thanks,
Lee
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