Re: Adding space to existing mount points
- From: "nimikwt" <naim.deen@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 20 Jun 2006 00:22:08 -0700
Hi Guys
Thanks for the reply.
I m using ext3 .
tx , hope "tune2fs -m 1 /dev/XXXX'" will not harm anything ...just
cautious....
am planning to add high capacity disk and move the contents ,rename
partition ..hope this will do
tx wrote:
nimikwt wrote:
Hi
Running Oracle 9i on /apps ...and it is full 100%....
But df -h shows Used 120 G ,Avail 125 ...where the hell this 5 gb went
?...
by default, when creating the file system (ext3 I assume), 5% are
reserved for the root user. When running mke2fs (or mkfs.ext3) you can
change this with the '-m' command line switch and set the value to 1%,
which definitely makes sense for a 120G file system for oracle.
As a short term solution: with the tune2fs command you can change this
value too. 'tune2fs -m 1 /dev/XXXX' - so you will get some more space
available for the oracle user.
How do i add space to this partition ...pls refer me docs r steps to
do this ...
Is not that easy to manage. I would suggest taking a backup, doing a
repartitioning and restore the backup. Think of LVM as a way to handle
such problem with more ease in the future.
tx
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