B begeis New Member May 11, 2024 8 0 1 Thursday at 08:31 #1 Because of wearout of over 90% I changed the disk sda (128GB) of proxmox host to a new disk (256GB) and transferred the data of the old disk to the new disk. How can I increase the LVM (/dev/sda3) disk space?
Because of wearout of over 90% I changed the disk sda (128GB) of proxmox host to a new disk (256GB) and transferred the data of the old disk to the new disk. How can I increase the LVM (/dev/sda3) disk space?
G gfngfn256 Distinguished Member Mar 29, 2023 2,894 981 153 Thursday at 08:57 #2 You can search any Debian site (or these forums) on the procedure you need. Basically the steps involved: Increase the disk partition - to use the entire space. Increase the PV (Physical volume). Increase the LV (Logical volume). Resize the FS (File system). Make sure you have full backups - before doing such a procedure! Reactions: UdoB
You can search any Debian site (or these forums) on the procedure you need. Basically the steps involved: Increase the disk partition - to use the entire space. Increase the PV (Physical volume). Increase the LV (Logical volume). Resize the FS (File system). Make sure you have full backups - before doing such a procedure!
Impact Distinguished Member Sep 12, 2022 1,825 847 153 Thursday at 09:31 #3 Kinda like this: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/resize-lvm-partition.169949/#post-793080 Reactions: Johannes S