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- How to detect new hard disk attached without rebooting?
I'm having a little issue I have a live system which run on RHEL 6 7 (VM) and have VMware 6 5 (which is not managed by our group) The issue is, the other group tried to extend the capacity of an
- How do I get Centos VM to re-read its increased Disk size . . .
If you are using partitions then you have to reboot to use new space I didn't find a way to avoid this If someone has let me know However, reboot should be done after you extend last partition on the disk or add new partition Doesn't make sense to reboot before First thing you should notice after rescan is bigger disk size in fdisk and in
- Re-read The Partition Table Without Rebooting Linux System
Without a reboot, you will NOT be able to create a filesystem on your newly created or modified partitions with the mke2fs command This is because the Linux kernel still uses the old partition table The new table will be utilized at the next reboot or after you run the partprobe or kpartx command
- Hard disk resize and sync without rebooting – IT Tips and Tricks
This should display a bigger size of the hard disk: fdisk -l Now the file system should be resized appropriately: Steps to rezize the file system: eg for dev sdb fdisk dev sdb – Delete the existing partition and create a new one with the needed size and quit – Check the partition integrity eg for dev sdb1 fsck ext3 -f dev sdb1
- How to Scan a New Disk in CentOS RHEL Online (Without Reboot)
Now run the ‘fdisk –l | grep –i disk’ command to check whether the new disk detected or not # fdisk –l | grep –i disk It seems it is not detected I can only see 2x10GBdisk in machine the new disk is not visible to the system Since it is not visible to the system you need to rescan the scsi bus to get the new disk Rescan can be
- vmware - How do I rescan drives Ive expanded? - Ask Ubuntu
How can I rescan the drives without rebooting the server? vmware; lvm; scsi; Example for system disk without reboot: Rescan the bus for the new size:
- How to use a new partition in RHEL6 without reboot?
So it can corrupt the data on disk if the existing partitions are modified or the partition table is not set correctly So use at one's own risk For example, a partition #1 is an existing partition and a new partition #2 is already added in dev sdb by fdisk Here we use partx -v -a dev sdb to add the new partition to the system:
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