From: Klaus Oberle (Klaus.Oberle@LINDE-MH.DE)
Date: Tue Dec 10 2002 - 10:56:17 EST
As you stated, you increased the logical volume only. With "lsfs -q
/yourfilesystem" you'll get both the actual size of your lv and the fs.
Change the size of the fs to the output of (lv size: xxxxx ...): "chfs -a
size=xxxxx /yourfilesystem"
/klaus
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Hi all,
I increased the number of logical partitions allowed to a logical volume,
but changes are not reflected in the file system. The AIX doc mentionne
that I should use chlv command to modify the caracteristics of the file
system. OK, but how can I recuperate the partitions allowed to the lv ?
Thanks in advance.
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