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In computer storage, Logical Volume Management or LVM provides a method of allocating space on mass-storage devices that is more flexible than conventional partitioning schemes.

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I use lvm on my raspberry pi 5 running Alpine 3.23 with internal nvme, I also have two external USB disks (WD 1Tb and 6TB). All three disks are in the same volume group vg0 with nvme: lv_root for / ...
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I want to physically move an external USB HDD from one server (raspberry pi 5) to another (also pi 5) with all the data. However, the disk is in a volume group. The disk has only one logical volume on ...
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I have a VM with a large 6TB disk. The VM has been booted with a Ubuntu24 liveISO. I am incrementally shrinking the logical volume with the time lvreduce --resizefs --size 1T /dev/vgname/lvname ...
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I have the following problem: How can I add storage to a machine already using LUKS+LVM without being asked for a passphrase for every added disk? Goal: Add space to the logical volume (LV) lv-var ...
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I have a Linux system (running Debian Bookworm with kernel 6.1.0-37-amd64 and lvm2 2.03.16-2) with a number of SSDs that contain LVs of --type raid1; so the data of those LVs is stored on two PVs. ...
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I have a serious issue with one of my Oracle Linux 8 servers in a 4-node rack setup. Each node has an identical LVM + RAID1 layout, but one node is now unbootable after i accidentally ran parted and ...
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I have a VMWare virtual machine with Ubuntu 18.04LTS (yes, I know). Been running for quite a bit, now we had to reboot it due to electricity outage. It was shut down via VmWare's "Power off" ...
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I’m preparing a new AlmaLinux 9 server and would like advice on the partition/LVM layout. Hardware Device Qty RAID Usable size Purpose SSD 1 .8 TB 2 RAID 1 (mdadm) 1.8 TB OS + “hot” data HDD 22 TB 1 — ...
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I'm in a bit of a hairy situation trying to get my NAS back in running shape again after a drive failure. My setup consists of 6 HDDs and an M.2 NVMe, all using LUKS for encryption. In addition, the ...
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Due to a power loss one of my server disks isn't mounting anymore though it seems to be ok physically ~$ lsblk NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINTS [...] sdb ...
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In the past (22.04) Ubuntu installer recognized LVM volumes and allowed installing parts of the system on them - this was the only way to have encrypted partitions, in particular on dual-boot systems. ...
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We're running Proxmox VE 8.3 on a few ProLiant DL360p Gen8. Each of them is connected to 1/2 MSA 2040 storage array with two connections. The array is accessible as /dev/sdb for the first connection ...
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I run a Supermicro server (2x AMD EPYC 7282, 128 GB) with 8 drives for over 5 years now. The server runs Debian Linux and serves a lot of virtual machines with a mixed workload (Mail, Nextcloud, ...
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I tried to convert a linear volume var to RAID-1 on a kernel that had RAID-1 configured off, and of course that failed. I rebuilt the kernel with appropriate changes and then the conversion succeeded,...
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The machine I'm working with runs Ubuntu 20.046 LTS and has two HDD plugged. The initial setup was following I wanted to use sdb to extend ubuntu-vg-ubuntu-lv which would make a total of about 5.3T. ...
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