George Koutras wrote: > Hi all, > > I am running 2008.11 snv 98 on a dual boot laptop with a windows ntfs and a > fat32 partition as a common storage. I recently got a larger disk to > accommodate my capacity needs. Used g4u (ghost for unix) version 2.3 to ghost > the entire disk and everything went smooth (I thought I should point this out > for anyone wondering if g4u works with zfs and opensolaris. Well it works). > What I need to do now is to expand my opensolaris partition to a larger size. > Could not see how to do this with zfs commands. Any hint would be really > appreciated. >
No ZFS commands are needed. When a partition (slice, actually) is grown larger by appending, ZFS will see the extra space and use it when you boot or import. By appending I mean that the space is added to the physical end of the slice, not the beginning. -- richard _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
