Re: PFree is 0 on a drive with nothing on it

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What is the output of?:

pvdisplay -m /dev/mapper/cryptsda


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On 11/05/2009 01:57:53 AM, Adam Mooz wrote:
Hello List,

I have a fileserver that is driving me nuts at the moment.  Setup:
4x 1TB HDD's
1x 320GB HDD
They all have the same partition layout:
512MB Swap, rest is LVM data.
The LVM only contains ~400GB of data, but 2 of the TB drives report having 0 free PFree's:
  PV                   VG        Fmt  Attr PSize   PFree
  /dev/mapper/cryptsda fileshare lvm2 a-   931.03G      0
  /dev/mapper/cryptsdb fileshare lvm2 a-   931.03G      0
  /dev/mapper/cryptsdc fileshare lvm2 a-   297.61G 297.61G
  /dev/mapper/cryptsdd fileshare lvm2 a-   931.03G 633.42G
  /dev/mapper/cryptsde           lvm2 --   931.04G 931.04G

I've successfully managed to remove SDE from the LVM, but I need to move the data off SDD onto either SDA or SDB. When the whole system is mounted it properly reports having 2.1TB of free space (931 * 2 + 297). Is there an easy way to fix this issue?


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