Re: [Libguestfs] virt-resize

Hmmm well I beleive the only way I can think to do it is enlarge the lv in linux as usual , then have to boot into freebsd , modify the partition table for rest of sectors and use the growfs command, even that is problematic seeing the partition cannot be mounted regardless. Might be worth reading source code to growfs.c in freebsd source tree or just trying a zfs root install to see if it happens automatically. I did have a question after playing more with linux virtualization maybe you could shed some light on, I was wondering how to mount lv's inside guests. cappy:~# ls /dev/mapper control virtual-centos virtual-centos_new virtual-freebsd virtual-freebsd_new virtual-windows7 virtual-windows8 cappy:~# virsh start centos Domain centos started cappy:~# kpartx -av /dev/virtual/centos add map virtual-centos1 (253:6): 0 512000 linear /dev/virtual/centos 2048 add map virtual-centos2 (253:7): 0 20457472 linear /dev/virtual/centos 514048 cappy:~# ls /dev/mapper control virtual-centos virtual-centos1 virtual-centos2 virtual-centos_new virtual-freebsd virtual-freebsd_new virtual-windows7 virtual-windows8 cappy:~# virt-filesystems --long --parts --blkdevs -h -a /dev/virtual/centos Name Type Size Parent /dev/sda1 partition 250M /dev/sda /dev/sda2 partition 9.8G /dev/sda /dev/sda device 10G - cappy:~# virt-filesystems -lh -a /dev/virtual/centos Name Type VFS Label Size /dev/sda1 filesystem ext4 - 250M /dev/virtual/root filesystem ext4 - 7.8G cappy:~# mount /dev/mapper/virtual-centos1 /centos OK but now how do I mount that /dev/virtual/root since its a lvm on /dev/sda2 ?