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It is still under construction and content may change. Do not rely on this information.
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Braille Only
If you are not using a braille reader, please use OPS235 Lab 2 instead of this lab.
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Investigation 1: Adding a physical volume

  1. Stop the VM "fedora1".
  2. Dump the XML for the virtual machine 'fedora1' into a file: virsh dumpxml fedora1 >fedora1.xml
  3. Examine the file to determine the structure.
  4. Add another virtual disk. Use the filename /var/lib/libvirt/images/fedora1-1.img.
  5. Create the tile /var/lib/libvirt/images/fedora1-1.img as an empty file with a size of 10G: dd if=/dev/zero of=/var/lib/libvirt/images/fedora1-1.img bs=1G count=10
  6. Start the VM.
  7. You should now have a new disk, /dev/vdb
  8. Use fdisk to create a single primary partition that fills all of the new disk.
  9. Use pvcreate to format the new partition as a physical volume: pvcreate /dev/vdb1
  10. Use vgextend to add the new PV to your volume group: vgextend InsertNameOfYourVGhere /dev/vdb1
  11. Use lvextend to extend the size of the root filesystem by 5G: lvextend InsertNameOfYourVGhere/InsertNameOfYourLVhere --size +5G -r
    • Note that the -r resizes the filesystem withing the LV and is critically important!
  12. Confirm that the LV has been resized.
  13. Record notes about this investigation in your lab book.