Problems(?) with pvresize
Hi,
I've got a similar problem to the one reported earlier in June by Peter Daum.
I've got a hardware-raid5 that I've extended (/dev/sdk), and after extending it, I get the kernel to recognize the new size. But pvresize is still using the old size. I'm pretty convinced that a reboot will solve this issue for me, but isn't there a way of solving this without rebooting?
$ cat /sys/block/sdk/size 4882708480
# blockdev --getsz /dev/sdk 3906166784
# pvresize -v -d /dev/sdk Using physical volume(s) on command line Wiping cache of LVM-capable devices Archiving volume group "vg01" metadata (seqno 123). No change to size of physical volume /dev/sdk. Resizing volume "/dev/sdk" to 3906166400 sectors. Updating physical volume "/dev/sdk" Creating volume group backup "/etc/lvm/backup/vg01" (seqno 124). Physical volume "/dev/sdk" changed 1 physical volume(s) resized / 0 physical volume(s) not resized
# lvm version LVM version: 2.02.07 (2006-07-17) Library version: 1.02.08 (2006-07-17) Driver version: 4.7.0
Best Regards,
/LM
Quoted 5 lines · Lars Michael Jogb�ck
I've got a hardware-raid5 that I've extended (
/dev/sdk), and after extending it, I get the kernel to recognize the new size. But pvresize is still using the old size. I'm pretty convinced that a reboot will solve this issue for me, but isn't there a way of solving this without rebooting?
I used "partprobe" that comes with parted, and it worked well for me.
Sincerely,
Richard van den Berg
Quoted 11 lines · Richard van den Berg
Quoted 6 lines · Lars Michael Jogb�ck
I've got a hardware-raid5 that I've extended (
/dev/sdk), and after extending it, I get the kernel to recognize the new size. But pvresize is still using the old size. I'm pretty convinced that a reboot will solve this issue for me, but isn't there a way of solving this without rebooting?I used "partprobe" that comes with parted, and it worked well for me
Thanks, but I've tried that and it didn't work either. pvresize still thinks it's the old size.
Best Regards,
/LM