Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
Hi, I still seem to be mising something, due to my restricted experience with Linux. I have successfully migrated my data to new larger disks. After executing "drbdadb reszize", "cat /proc/partitions" gives me 147 0 1465004928 drbd0 where 146500492 corresponds to the size of my new disk, 1500 GB. After mounting /dev/drbd0 though I still see (using "df -h") /dev/drbd0 230G 208G 11G 96% /data where 230G correspond to the old size of my disks. "mount" shows me that my file system is ext3. What do I have to do to use the existing disk space ? My first idea would be umount /data resize2fs /dev/drbd0 mount -o rw /dev/drbd0 /data ... but as the data on the disk is rather important for our company, I would appreciate some confirmation that I'm not going to destroy anything. Heiko -- Heiko Petzsch GTS Systems and Consulting GmbH D-52134 Herzogenrath