Mount the logical volume and check to make sure everything looks correct # mount /dev/my_volume_group/my_logical_volume /mnt # df Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on /dev/hda1 1311552 628824 616104 51% / /dev/my_volume_group/my_logical_volume 1040132 20 987276 0% /...
Your drive partition was correctly mounted on the mountpoint, however there is one little gotcha that you need to be aware about when mounting drives. Using the “mount” command does not make your mounts permanent : you need to add them to the fstab file for them to be permanent. If yo...
LVM configuration starts with the creation of physical volumes. We can use any storage unit to create physical volumes, such as a partition or a disk. However, to use a partition as the physical volume, we must change its type to LVM. On this system, we have three disks for practice. ...
Learn how to install a new drive on Ubuntu using LVM (Logical Volume Manager) and mount it for persistent use.
Question: I have an external USB drive which contains several LVM partitions on it. I want to access some of those LVM partitions on my Linux. How can I mount an LVM partition on Linux? LVM is a logical volume management tool which allows you to manage disk space using the notion of ...
How to Manage Multiple LVM Disks using Striping I/O How to Migrate LVM Partitions to New Logical Volume (Drive) Before proceeding with theLVMsetup, consider the following prerequisites: My Server Setup – Requirements OS – RHEL 9 with LVM Installation ...
How to mount iSCSI devices at boot time? Logical Volumes residing on my iSCSI devices are not activated after booting iSCSI volumes are not getting mounted after rebooting system After reboot, iSCSI LVM volumes does not appear/visible and lvs status is offline. SAN based FS not auto mounting ...
1.To mount a partition with the labelTECMINTat boot time withrwandnoexecattributes, you should add the following line in/etc/fstabfile. LABEL=TECMINT /mnt ext4 rw,noexec 0 0 2.If you want the contents of a disk in your DVD drive to be available at boot time. ...
In this example I have run a ‘mount /dev/centos/var /mnt’ to mount the logical volume to /mnt, as shown above /mnt is correctly reporting a size of 10G. Summary We have now successfully expanded a file system and corresponding LVM logical volume without any down time. This was done...
Chapter 11The mount command on Linux temporary mounting Chapter 12The swap space on Linux explained Chapter 13How to create a swap partition in Linux Chapter 14How to configure LVM in Linux step-by-step Listing disk drive configurations