I performed some additional testing on my side.  The ZFS resize issue
appears on multiple systems and it doesn't seem mater which version of
SmartOS you're using.  When issuing a "zfs set volsize=40g zones/uuid-disk0,
the volsize changes as it should but "zfs list" still shows 80gb being used.
This is shown below:

 

[root@00-21-9b-8f-6c-37 ~]# zfs get volsize
zones/72786e58-dba8-4f96-a5d3-36396bfada93-disk0

NAME                                              PROPERTY  VALUE    SOURCE

zones/72786e58-dba8-4f96-a5d3-36396bfada93-disk0  volsize   40G      local

 

[root@00-21-9b-8f-6c-37 ~]# zfs list
zones/72786e58-dba8-4f96-a5d3-36396bfada93-disk0

NAME                                               USED  AVAIL  REFER
MOUNTPOINT

zones/72786e58-dba8-4f96-a5d3-36396bfada93-disk0    80G   198G  27.0G  -

[root@00-21-9b-8f-6c-37 ~]#

 

Does anyone have any suggestions on how I might resolve this issue?

 

Thanks,

Dave

 

 

 

 

Hello,

 

I'm following the directions in
https://wiki.smartos.org/display/DOC/Resizing+Linux+VM+Disks for performing
a ZFS resize (shrink) of the Linux VM.  I was able to successfully reduce
the size of the VM.  However, the space isn't being returned to ZFS as it
should.  For example, when I run "zfs list zones" the available disk space
is slightly lower than when I started.  I expected the amount of disk space
to increase by the amount of space I freed up.  However, the disk space went
down slightly.  Does anyone have any ideas what my next step might be?  I am
currently running "joyent_20141030T164802Z" if it makes any difference.

 

Thanks again!

Dave

 




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