> > > > Yes you can. Size of the vol is a ZFS property. > > > yes, i knew this but i wasn't sure how to do the REST. =)
> Set the volsize property to what you want then, then modify the > logical unit e.g. > > Usage: stmfadm modify-lu [OPTIONS] <LU-name> > OPTIONS: > -p, --lu-prop <logical-unit-property=value> > -s, --size <size K/M/G/T/P> > -f, --file > > Description: Modify properties of a logical unit. > Valid properties for -p, --lu-prop are: > alias - alias for logical unit (up to 255 chars) > mgmt-url - Management URL address > wcd - write cache disabled (true, false) > wp - write protect (true, false) > > You will probably want to offline your target before making these changes. > > Now of course, this doesn't mean the space is immediately usable on the > target host. If it's Windows you can use diskpart extend. If it's Linux, > then you may need another method depending upon the file system. > > -Errol > I don't even care if i need to reformat it on my target host, so long as i can make it bigger. Thanks for the help.
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