On Tue, Aug 10, 2004 at 03:32:39PM -0700, Parker.Christine@epamail.epa.gov alleged: > > > > > Hello. I got your name from the LVM man page in Enterprise Linux. I > have a question about creating one filesystem > on multiple physical volumes: can the physical volumes be of different > sizes? > > Here's our situation: We have a SAN setup here, and we currently have > one filesystem that spans 10disks. > We want to add 10 more disks (one DAE), but the new disks are larger > than the old ones. Will we be able to extend the old file > system to include the new disks using LVM? If not, can you suggest > alternatives for us? Yes, your can vgextend your VG to add the new larger drives. Then you can either create new LVs or lvextend an existing LV. -- Garrick Staples, Linux/HPCC Administrator University of Southern California
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