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Operating Systems HP-UX Extending file system in HP-UX Post 302916172 by Peasant on Monday 8th of September 2014 03:41:31 AM
Old 09-08-2014
Looks like in your VG01 group there is free PE to allocate (5630 free PE)

So you might want to do :
Code:
lvdisplay /dev/vg01/pdscustom

# please note the Allocated PE value.
Code:
lvextend -l (old Allocated PE + added PE from volume group VG01 [total number of PE])  /dev/vg01/pdscustom

Since your volume group PE size is 16 MB you will need to calculate the total number of kbytes to extend like (PE SIZE - in your case 16 MB x Total number of LE for the specifed lvol x 1024)

Finally extend the filesystem
Code:
fsadm -F vxfs -b  (PE SIZE - in your case 16 MB x Total number of LE for the specifed lvol x 1024) /pdscustom

Be sure the have at least some space on /pdscustom or extending will fail (but will not cause any damage to your data).
 

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NAME
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