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    System is not booting, Rocky 9 VM on proxmox

    Long story short - were building some stuff on newly installed Rocky 9 VM, I have assigned to it 150GB of space, 20GB for root, about 120GB to /home, etc... I was building nextcloud on docker, when everything worked as expected, I have added to VM extra 500GB disk, and mounted it to my VM as...
  2. HumbleFinch

    Unit partitions in SAN using LVM to use it over iSCSI

    I have to deploy service using disk over iSCSI. Now I need about 512 GB and I will make partition in SAN and one more for another purpose. But later I'll need more space and I'll have to move partitions next to my 512 GB partition. So, I probably should use LVM to make one 512 GB partition now...
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    Who can recommend a graphical LVM tool that can manage remote machines

    Hello I need to manage LVM setting on remote machine, and my level is between newbee with intermate, so I'm messed by lvm commands. Who can recommend a graphical tool about it just like lvm-gui something. Thank you
  4. R

    Lvm Mirroring issue

    Hi, Could please help me with some LVM mirroring queries. I am trying to create a mirror using LVM, I have some queries here is that possible to have mirror volume to increase up to 10TB by adding an additional disk to the mirror disk will there be any issues on that? Ex I have 3 disks 1...
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    Advice on re-partitioning default Debian 9 stretch to support LVM

    Hello, my server provider installed Debian 9 stretch 64bit and this is the disk space layout after installation: https://pastebin.com/E0DHUhrG The tmpfs and udev filesystems seems not to be using any disk space according to that figures. But they have big quotas? /dev/sda1 * 2048...
  6. MikeyD

    Deciphering the Proper LVM

    Hey guys, My experience with logical volume managers (lvms) is limited. I've often added drives and extended them at work using cloud VMs, but beyond that I've never had to resize, remove or really "manage" them (just delete VM when I'm done with it :P) I have a home server running CentOS 6...
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