Resizing root and /home partitions
Hi All,
Using Suse 10.1. Have not enough space on "/" and "/home". Decided to resize. Next partition on the hard after root and /home is fat32. Decided to kill fat partition and use this space for root and home. - downloaded Knoppix Live cd - started Knoppix, did partimage to backup / and /home - deleted partitions - created new / and new /home partitions using fdisk - restarted - did mkreiserfs to create filesystem - restored data to / and /home using partimage - modified /etc/fstab to reflect new partitions - rebooted from HDD - started Suse. Questions: Why df -h still shows old space I tried to go to software installation to add some packages and still got message that don't have enough space - when I go to LVM or Partitioner - they show the right space for / and /home What I did wrong? |
You resized the partition, but neglected to adjust the filesystem. I don't use reiser, but believe resize_reiserfs should do what you want.
Check the manpage. |
Thank you
Thank you
- booted from Live cd - did resize_reiserfs - it did fix the issue Thank you for your help |
I should have mentioned, that the reason you had this problem was the use of an "image" file for backup/restore.
Despite creating the new filesystem in the resized partitions (which did as you wanted), the restore of the image file "restored" the filesystem to its prior state - only now inside the larger partition. Glad it all worked out o.k. Something like the gparted liveCD should do it all for you if needed in future. |
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