lvdisplay not showing lv_home
My issue is when I set up a new Centos 6 server and logged in as root, I did an lvs and it displays lv_root and lv_swap but no lv_home. I did an lvdisplay and same result.
I need to add the /home folder from / to the logical volume because that is where all my users get created when I create them in Webmin. I have several Centos servers setup for different purposes and have never had this issue on a new setup. Can someone lead me in a direction to add the /home folder to the LV? Below is the output of the lvs: LV VG Attr LSize lv_root vg_legendftp -wi-ao--- 13.66g lv_swap vg_legendftp -wi-ao--- 5.84g |
you'll probably want to follow a full guide for this... but do you have space in your VG? the vgs command should show that.
The gist of the commands to create it is here: https://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/C...LV_create.html admittedly that is for CentOS 5 but the commands should be the same. Once you have your LVM, add it to /etc/fstab (careful on editing that file, breaking it will cause headaches, advise doing a 'cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab.bak' first). Manually mount the partition: mkdir /mnt/newhome mount /dev/mapper/lvm-dev /mnt/newhome mv /home/* /mnt/newhome umount /mnt/newhome mount /home rmdir /mnt/newhome Should do it... I'd advise testing it all on test boxes first cas a few things here (esp fstab), can cause major issues down the line if you do em wrong. |
I cant believe this can't be found on the web. But, as for all things LVM, the (free) online RHEL doco is excellent.
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