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NOTE: it should be possible to restart xenmgr but this may not always work out for you. It is better to just reboot when you are done.
Here it is as a script
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#!/bin/bash # Stop xenmgr so nobody use storage anymore: |
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/etc/init.d/monit stop
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/etc/init.d/xenmgr stop
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umount /storage |
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# Resize storage filesystem (shrink it to 100G): |
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e2fsck -f /dev/xenclient/storage || exit 1 |
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resize2fs /dev/xenclient/storage 100G || exit 1 |
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# Make the storage lv 101G to be on the safe side: |
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lvresize /dev/xenclient/storage -L101G |
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# Remount storage and restart xenmgr:
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mount /storage
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/etc/init.d/xenmgr start |
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# Make more space on root (10G): |
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lvresize /dev/xenclient/root -L10G
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# Do the online resize in the background:
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resize2fs /dev/xenclient/root &
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# df will tell you live how big root is: |
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df -h |