Chris Huebsch schrieb:
On Sat, 18 Nov 2006, ted tcreedon wrote:
Why not use ext3 or reiser?
Ext3 is in fact possible, and I do use it on my vice-partitions.
[...]
Anyway, ext3 would not solve my problem. I have to check the
vice-partition by hand (via "fsck.ext2 -f"), because resize2fs forces me
to do so (otherwise it refuses to resize the partition, because the
possibility of data-loss).
So, that's my plan:
- stop the openafs-fileserver
- unmount the vice-partition
- check it via linux-fsck
- enlarge the partition
- resize it with resize2fs
- mount it again
- restart the openafs-fileserver
That's exactly the same, like what I do with a normal partition (expect
stop/start openafs-fileserver).
Is that the correct way? Or are there any special openafs-things that I
should do additionally?!
Greetings Kai Moritz
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