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Old 11-26-2007, 05:14 AM   #1
Tahir Saleh
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question about e2fsadm utility


ive been givin a task to find such a way that by shrinking an LVM logical volume implemented on RAID, lets say to half its size without losing any data on the partition present in such a state that the data is supposedly smaller than the shrinked logical volume.what i did is that i implemented logical volume through LVM2(on RAID) packaged with the distro RHEL4 and tried the test but with no success. my question is that does e2fsadm utility provided by LVM1 gives the facility of data intagrity while shrinking the filesystem what iam trying to ask is that will LVM1 would do the job.
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Last edited by Tahir Saleh; 11-26-2007 at 07:53 AM. Reason: update
 
  


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