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madjeff
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I've been searching but don't seem to be hitting the right info to help me here, so I'm tossing this on up to the gurus. =)
I created a base VM that I've been cloning with the DD command and it's been working well. This base VM is running Ubuntu 10.04 Server. The original VM Disk size was 150Gb and is in RAW format, but now I need to resize the disk down to about 8Gb. The size of the actual data is only about 3Gb, so crunching it down to 8Gb should be pretty straightforward, right? Is there a good how-to somewhere that can show me the steps needed to shrink the logical volume?
Currently all my VM disks are created in /dev/vmstore/ as vm-1##-disk-1 as logical volumes. I know this has to be pretty straightforward but in my googling I'm getting a lot of different conflicting was to do this, and none that I can get working. Please help an idiot! =)
I created a base VM that I've been cloning with the DD command and it's been working well. This base VM is running Ubuntu 10.04 Server. The original VM Disk size was 150Gb and is in RAW format, but now I need to resize the disk down to about 8Gb. The size of the actual data is only about 3Gb, so crunching it down to 8Gb should be pretty straightforward, right? Is there a good how-to somewhere that can show me the steps needed to shrink the logical volume?
Currently all my VM disks are created in /dev/vmstore/ as vm-1##-disk-1 as logical volumes. I know this has to be pretty straightforward but in my googling I'm getting a lot of different conflicting was to do this, and none that I can get working. Please help an idiot! =)