> I recently added a new disk ( secondary 750G) and added it into a VG and > then increased the size of the LV. > > Can you please advise of the following q: > > 1) Do we need to change anything in /etc/fstab or the second disk will be > automatically mounted on reboot? You said you increased the size of a LV, not added a new LV. If you added a new LV and created a filesystem on it you'd want to add it to fstab, but if you're growing an existing LV and filesystem you wouldn't need to change anything - the filesystem you grew would already be listed in fstab. You did grow the filesystem too, right? Why do you think you need to reboot? > 2) For 1.3 TB , fsck is going to take a long time > > Is it good idea disable fsck completely on reboot and or do scheduled > manual fsck. Due to the nature of data , even manual fsck is not preffered > though, but with tight budget, other things are not possible Usually you'd want to have fsck enabled for your root filesystem, but by the looks of it the LV and filesystem you grew _is_ your root filesystem... so considering its size, I'd turn it off. Hopefully the "fsck takes _forever_" problem will die when btrfs becomes the standard filesystem. --Dave _______________________________________________ linux-lvm mailing list linux-lvm@redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-lvm read the LVM HOW-TO at http://tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/
