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Disk Recovery Part III



Quoting Rich Braun <richb at pioneer.ci.net>:

> blu at scrunch.net (Bob BLU) wrote:
>> Skip LVM for your simple home/office machine, not worth the trouble.
>
> Could you elaborate?  What do you mean trouble?  The tools are quite trivial
> to use, I've had no difficulties or problems in the years I've used it (under
> AIX or Linux).

Okay..  My physical disk just changed from 40GB to 80GB.  What simple tools
can I use to tell LVM to increase my root partition size to use the new
space available?  When /I/ tried it, it was a royal pain is the tuchus
to do this.  It took me an hour, whereas doing this with a raw partitions
and qt_parted took minutes.

-derek

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