I don’t know the logic of resizing a volume behind cloudstack but I always resize it from command line on xenserver and it works, cloudstack might be creating a totally new drive which defeats the purpose (I am going by your description of the problem) of having a resize button there. I might be wrong and it might be doing what is expected and your situation (storage,hypervisor combo etc.) might not be allowing it, ty
-----Original Message----- From: Fedi Ben Ali [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, March 20, 2015 5:30 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Resize DATA-Disk Hello , I'm working on 4.4 cloudstack with multiple xenservers6.2 and FC as primary storage. When i add a DATA volume and attach it to a VM,the volume is connected and listed after a fdisk -l (/dev/xvdb) command but its not mounted (not listed on df -h command). So i do so manually (mount the disk on the linux server) i cretae partion and mount it on the server and now this volume is listed on th df -h command. But when i resize this volume ,he will go back to first state connected but not mounted on the VM and i loose the filesystem the volume allays appears on fdisl -l command . Thx 2015-03-20 0:22 GMT+01:00 Sam Ceylani <[email protected]>: > what do you mean by manually? what is your hypervisor? and you are > loosing the volume, from where? cloudstack or storage? > > > Thanks, > > Sam Ceylani, MBA > Computer Engineer > MisterCertified Inc. > > 301 W. Platt St. Suite 447, Tampa, FL > 33606<x-apple-data-detectors://0/0> > P 813<tel:813.264.6460>.264.6460<tel:813.264.6460> M > 813<tel:813.416.7867>.416.7867<tel:813.416.7867> > F 800<tel:800.553.9520>.553.9520<tel:800.553.9520> E > [email protected]<mailto:[email protected] > > > > On Mar 17, 2015, at 1:21 PM, "Fedi Ben Ali" <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > Hello, > > I'm facing a problem when i create a VM the DATA disk is not installed > on the linux server.after doing it manulay i'm able to install the disk. > > But when i make a resizeVolume command i lose the old volume. > > Is there a solution to resize the volume without loosing the original > volume ? > > Cordialement. >
