redhat 7 lvm resize on same disk
by PoleStar from LinuxQuestions.org on (#4ZCWY)
Hello,
I have 1 TB space on the computer.
I installed RHEL7 on about 100 GB using
Code:/dev/sda1 /boot 1GB
LVM:(named "sys")
sys-root / 50GB
sys-opt /opt 10GB
sys-home /home 10GB
sys-var /var 10GB
...now when i do
vgs or pvs i see vgs size as close to 100 GB
I do not see rest of 900GB available in vg("sys")
While I was making partitions during installation process..I did not see any options were I could create
lvm(named "sys") of size 1000GB and then on that lvm... i add my sys-root.. sys-home etc etc..
I remember back in redhat 5/6 days you could do that with installer.
Is there a way to increase my pv/vg size to actual disk size ?
Or i have reinstall OS again.. even if do reinstall where is the option to make lvm expanded on whole disk.
Thank you
I have 1 TB space on the computer.
I installed RHEL7 on about 100 GB using
Code:/dev/sda1 /boot 1GB
LVM:(named "sys")
sys-root / 50GB
sys-opt /opt 10GB
sys-home /home 10GB
sys-var /var 10GB
...now when i do
vgs or pvs i see vgs size as close to 100 GB
I do not see rest of 900GB available in vg("sys")
While I was making partitions during installation process..I did not see any options were I could create
lvm(named "sys") of size 1000GB and then on that lvm... i add my sys-root.. sys-home etc etc..
I remember back in redhat 5/6 days you could do that with installer.
Is there a way to increase my pv/vg size to actual disk size ?
Or i have reinstall OS again.. even if do reinstall where is the option to make lvm expanded on whole disk.
Thank you