Hi Brett,
What "error about not enough space" did you get? The gfs_jadd
function adds more journals, not more space. If you want more
space, you need to run gfs_grow (with the file system mounted).
Sorry, bad terminology on my side, i am still trying to add more journals and am getting an error about insufficient blocks:
# gfs_jadd -j 2 /gfs/cache1
Requested size (65536 blocks) greater than available space (2 blocks)
This is after rebooting all the nodes after resizing the partition
It sounds like you are using a raw device (sdc) and not using
clvmd, so any changes made to the file system size will not be
communicated between the nodes in the cluster. Therefore, if
you did run gfs_grow, you might need to reboot the other nodes
in the cluster so they will see the new file system size as
written out by gfs_grow. This is something that clvmd would
ordinarily do, but if you're not using that, a reboot would
be needed.
Regards,
Bob Peterson
Red Hat File Systems
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