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lostinberlin_11
Jun 25, 2015Nimbostratus
I managed to work this out and am posting the solution to help anyone who has the same problem.
Basically, you need to:
- boot into the BigIP MOS (Maintenance Operating System)
- extend and resize the logical shared partition
- reboot
The steps are as follows:
-
boot into the BigIP MOS (Maintenance Operating System)
- boot into the BigIP as normal
- use the
command the get the grub file to modifygrub_open
- edit the file, changing default to '1' instead of '0'
- use the
command to save the modified file.grub_close
- reboot. This time the VM should go into 'MOS' mode without mounting any of the file systems.
-
extend and resize the logical shared partition
- use
to list the available partitionslvscan
- use
to extend the partition in question (Reference: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/extendlv.html)lvextend
- use
to resize the enlarged partition.resize4fs
- reboot. The default is reset automatically and the VM reboots into normal mode.
- use
Now you should see that the mount has been resized.
Hope it helps someone.
Cheers, Steve