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Your problem is that the *filesystem* size is still the same as the
original flat file. You have to resize the filesystem. If it is an
ext2/ext3 filesystem you can use resize2fs to do the job. It should be
able to pick up the new size from the size of the LVM.
-Jeff
Anand wrote:
> This could be considered OT however i can't seem to find an answer to
> this one. I will appreciate if someone can help me out.
>
> I created a new logical volume of 3G, then issued cat of a flat file of
> centos to it. The flat file is of 1GB.
>
> cat /home/anand/images/centos.img > /dev/vgxen/test7
>
> lvscan shows 3GB allocated
> [root@xen tmp]# lvs
> LV VG Attr LSize Origin Snap% Move Log Copy%
> test7 vgxen -wi-a- 3.00G
> test7-swap vgxen -wi-a- 256.00M
>
> after mounting it shows a size of 1GB approx. i.e. the same size as the
> flat file.
> df -h
> /dev/mapper/vgxen-test7
> 986M 475M 462M 51% /tmp/xen-server-tools.Cl7947
>
> After this when i mount the volume it shows up as 1gb in size and vgs
> shows 3gb allocated to it. While using flat files i remember i could use
> resize to get the new flat file size back. However in case of volumes
> how do i do so ?
>
> P.S. Can anyone recommend a better way to create file systems inside
> volumes than the above method ?
>
> --
>
> regards,
>
> Anand
>
>
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