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itsupport_sgp
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by itsupport_sgp »
Hi Scott,
I'm looking into more like expanding the existing storage.
Not an expert in Linux.
In windows, it is able to do a diskpart expand for the vDisk.
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riconeo
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by riconeo »
lmiltchev wrote:I've used the following guide numerous times with no issues whatsoever:
http://assets.nagios.com/downloads/nagi ... M_Disk.pdf
I am not sure why you are getting the '-bash: pvresize: command not found" error... Can you run the following commands and show us the output?
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which pvresize
whereis pvresize
df -h
Hi,
Is this applicable to the Nagios Log Server as well?
When we follow the guide, we have hit the 'Error 17' msg after the reboot.
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scottwilkerson
- DevOps Engineer
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by scottwilkerson »
Log Server VM's are not currently on LVM partitions
The resize process would look like this:
Update disk size for VM, then
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# df -h
# cfdisk /dev/sda
Delete
New
Primary
Enter (to accept new size)
Bootable
Write
yes
Quit
# reboot
# resize2fs /dev/sda1
# df -h
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bdgoecke
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by bdgoecke »
Not sure what you mean ? 'Error 17' ?
Where is the 'Error 17' message coming from ? Linux ? Grub ? or after the OS has booted ?
Do you have a screen shot ? or any more info about where that error is coming from ?
==>brian.
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riconeo
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by riconeo »
hi,
It just says that error after it bootup.
Nothing can done after it.
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riconeo
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by riconeo »
Could it because there is only 1 partition instead of 2 for Nagios Log Server VMware image?
When I do the print (p) on the partition, there is only 1.
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riconeo
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by riconeo »
Hi Scott,
Sorry to miss your post.
Thanks for the detailed steps.
It expanded as expected now!
Cheers,
Rico Neo
Re: How to extend NSL storage