On Sat, Jul 3, 2021 at 5:48 AM Gionatan Danti wrote:
> Both options seems reasonable to me.
> If choosing to use the same machine, I would not expand the existing
> disk; rather I suggest adding a *new* disk to VM (formatting it with
> EXT4).
>
IMO, creating a new disk also leaves you the safety
Il 2021-07-02 20:26 Christopher Wensink ha scritto:
What steps would you go through to migrate the file systems over?
Would you set up a duplicate VM and rsync data over? Expand the
capacity of the existing VM, add a new partition then move data over
from one partition to another from within the
Hello Everyone,
We have two virtual machines running CentOS 7, one for file sharing and
one for email. Both base Filesystems run BTRFS. I need to convert both
filesystems over from BTRFS to ext4.
Both guest VM's are in a vmware environment on the same server. The
file server has 2.8 TB of
Does anyone know if it's possible to convert BTRFS partitions to
> ext4?
>
I think that you can convert ext to btrfs , but not the opposite.
The cleanest way is to reinstall .
Best Regards,
Strahil Nikolov
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Hello CentOS Gurus,
I have just learned that our backup system natively supports restoring
vmware VM individual files from a vmware based backup for ext3,ext4 file
systems but not BTRFS and some of our VM's run BTRFS as the root file
system.
Does anyone know if it's possible to convert BTRFS
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