Troy ...

Dave Jones mentioned  'resize2fs',  which I also would recommend,  IFF the
portions of the new disk are  "blocked"  (that is,  if they are low-level
formatted).  When you resize and begin to use blocks beyond where things
lived before,  you just need to be sure that the new region of the disk is
formatted as 4k blocks.

You will also find that  'resize2fs'  of the root demands that you to be
in single user mode,  which the Linux/390 distros support with varying
degrees of difficulty.  (I miss the PARM parm,  but that is a whole nutha
story.)

-- R;





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Increase space within linux OS






I'm trying to find a way to get zLinux to recognized the increase in space
after I copied the root filesystem to a larger minidisk. It starts up just
fine, but it doesn't *see* the increase.  Does anyone know what I have to
do from a Linux perspective to accomplish this?  I'm playing around with
LVM and plan on using that in the future.  I guess I'm more curious that
anything else as to if this can be done.

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