Hi,
My linux server working with LVM partition and with /boot partition, now my /boot partition is full, now i need to extend my boot partition. can i know how to do it, without any data loss.
Regards,
M.Selva Prakash
First of all a /boot partition cannot be in an LVM.
Also, /boot is usually reserved for OS files used during boot up... I'm wondering why would you like to resize it.
Anyway the procedure should be the same as with any other partition: backup, unmount, resize, mount.
No.. it's a /boot only.
remaining partition are under LVM including /root.
anyway tanq man.
i got tis below ans from another group.
" This can be very complicated task, better clean the content of the directory i.e. old kernel and init images "
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actually i received the following message via email:
Filesystem /boot (/dev/sda1) on selva.com is using 100%
Perhaps a better question would be how big is /boot and WHY is it full? Normally, 60MB is sufficient for most things. How large is it and why is it full? Do you have many custom kernels? Perhaps you can pare them down.