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When i unmount the partition this is what happens :
Quote:
[root@localhost vgeorge]# umount -v /home
umount: /home: target is busy.
(In some cases useful info about processes that use
the device is found by lsof(8) or fuser(1))
[root@localhost vgeorge]#
The reason I asked for the df was to see the filesystem type. XFS (the default in CentOS 7) is bad - you can't shrink it like ext[34].
You will have to back it up, delete the lv and reallocate it (I'd suggest ext4) and restore your data.
Never heard of it - try fsarchiver, it validates the data, and you can easily restore to a different filesystem.
Check the site for the quickstart guide.
Where did you get fsarchiver from - did you use the official repos ?. If so, raise a bug with CentOS.
I did see a problem where systemd seems to cause an issue, but I just tested an XFS partition on Fedora 21 and fsarchiver worked fine.
Hi
its been a while but i haven't yet solved it.
this tut seems simple enough to give a try here : shrink-xfs-partition-almost-possible
I can't exactly interpret this code :
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