Subject: Re: [expert] Extending / partition
> > Okay I have seen a zillion ways to do this over
> > the last couple of years and read hundreds of lines
> > of mans, howto's, and email's, HOWEVER;
> >
> > I will ask this list for pointers again !
>
I'm not sure about the status of a logical volume
manager for linux (I know one is/was in development)
but with an LVM you can resize any volume or
stretch it over multiple disks/paritions. Under
linux however you may have to format to do the initial
setup. Not sure, under HP-UX and some other UN
I think parted may do what you want. I saw a release e-mail about this
for redhat. It may be on their site under contrib.
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, John Aldrich wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, you wrote:
> > Okay I have seen a zillion ways to do this over
> > the last couple of years and read hundr
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, you wrote:
> Okay I have seen a zillion ways to do this over
> the last couple of years and read hundreds of lines
> of mans, howto's, and email's, HOWEVER;
>
> I will ask this list for pointers again !
>
> My / 3 gig partition is full. I have created another
> ext2 fs of 2
Thanks Matt!
Appreciate the help!
Matt Stegman wrote:
>
> You can't "merge" two partitions into one. What you can do, however, is
> move an entire directory tree (say, /usr or /home or /usr/local) over to
> this new partition and mount the new partition on the original file
> structure. No reb
You can't "merge" two partitions into one. What you can do, however, is
move an entire directory tree (say, /usr or /home or /usr/local) over to
this new partition and mount the new partition on the original file
structure. No reboot necessary!
For instance, if you wanted to move /usr/local ont
Okay I have seen a zillion ways to do this over
the last couple of years and read hundreds of lines
of mans, howto's, and email's, HOWEVER;
I will ask this list for pointers again !
My / 3 gig partition is full. I have created another
ext2 fs of 2 gigs on the same HD. How do I merge it into
The
