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LayerOne | Tampa FL | KVM VPS from $17.99/year | SAS SSD | DDoS Included | +50% First Deposit.

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  • empyrianempyrian Member
    edited August 27

    @empyrian said:
    Ticket: TCK-000095
    Please double the SSD storage as requested, thanks.
    @LayerOne said:

    @empyrian said:
    Can I double the SSD storage instead of the CPU and RAM?

    Yes! We can do that. Let me know your VPS ID and we can update that for you

    What about my request? You confirmed that it is possible in your previous response, thanks. ID 5218.

  • LayerOneLayerOne Member, Patron Provider

    @empyrian said:

    @empyrian said:
    Ticket: TCK-000095
    Please double the SSD storage as requested, thanks.
    @LayerOne said:

    @empyrian said:
    Can I double the SSD storage instead of the CPU and RAM?

    Yes! We can do that. Let me know your VPS ID and we can update that for you

    What about my request? You confirmed that it is possible in your previous response, thanks. ID 5218.

    This has been completed :) - you will have to expand the drive
    Please reboot and let me know if you have any issues.

  • The virtual machine is not recognizing the change at the raw physical device layer. I have already rebooted and executed a SCSI bus rescan but running lsblk shows that the root disk block device is still physically hard-locked at original disk size before it was doubled. Could you please verify if there is an issue with it? Thanks.

  • empyrianempyrian Member
    edited August 28

    @empyrian said:
    The virtual machine is not recognizing the change at the raw physical device layer. I have already rebooted and executed a SCSI bus rescan but running lsblk shows that the root disk block device is still physically hard-locked at original disk size before it was doubled. Could you please verify if there is an issue with it? Thanks.

    Everything is working now after support responded to my ticket.

  • vpsricvpsric Member

    @x0x0x said:

    @LayerOne said: Some of you will have bought from us as Pulsar67.

    https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/comment/4518831/#Comment_4518831

    What will it be after LayerOne? Have you started planning your next identity already?

    He didn't even have the decency to change the logo.

    lol

  • DK87DK87 Member
    edited August 28

    @redzha said: The command to expand the storage for anyone looking:
    1. Expand partition 3 to consume the remaining disk space
    growpart /dev/sda 3
    2. Resize the LVM physical volume to reflect the new partition size
    pvresize /dev/sda3
    3. Extend the logical volume to use 100% of the free space
    lvextend -l +100%FREE /dev/ubuntu-vg/ubuntu-lv
    4. Resize the ext4 filesystem to fill the expanded volume
    resize2fs /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu--lv

    Thanks for the hint.
    Got same issue :)

    Thanked by 1LayerOne
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