[mythtv-users] /video XFS need new HD

Pshem Kowalczyk pshem.k at gmail.com
Sun Aug 7 22:04:03 UTC 2005


On 08/08/05, jacko <emailgeek at gmail.com> wrote:
> I have come to a point where I am running out of space on my /dev/hda
> due to the amount of video I have recorded (only 80 gigs).  I would
> like to add a new 160g HD to my system but lack the know how to add a
> disk to an XFS partition in FC2.  I found a good tutorial for FC3 off
> of Jarod's site.  Should this be the same FC2?  If so, can someone
> explain what VolGroup00 is when using vgextend?
> 
> http://svn.wilsonet.com/projects/mythtvology/ticket/87

The VolGroup00 is the name of the lvm volume group. If you have the
xfs partition directly on /dev/hda - you have to first convert that to
lvm. I'm not sure what's your current setup is (ie - do you have a
single partition for the /, or do you use /dev/hda as a part of the
lvm volume).
The best way to learn something about lvm is to have a look in the howto:
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/ 
If you don't have lvm and want to convert to one the easies way is to
add the new drive as first phisical volume of lvm, create a single
logical volume on top of that, format it using xfs and then copy files
over from the old partition/disk. When everything is on the new drive
- add the old drive/partition as next phisical volume and then extend
the logical one to span across both drives.

regards
pshemko


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