On Thu, 5 Nov 2009, Adam Mooz wrote:
> That is correct. All drives are part of 'fileshare/lv_fileshare', which only
> has 400GB of data on it at the moment; which I can see reflected in the PFREE
> columns of the PVS output. Is there an easy way to force the LVM to rescan
> it's allocation unit or would I have to remove the drives and re-insert them
> into the LVM?
Think of LVM as a kind of local SAN. LVs are "virtual disks". You allocated
a 2TB virtual disk called /dev/fileshare/lv_fileshare. Disk drives don't
know anything about filesystems that use them.
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