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You may get the error message "Insufficient free extents" when cr...

You may get the error message "Insufficient free extents" when creating a logical volume when you think you have enough extents based on the output of the.

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'lvextend -l %FREE' resizing to the number of free extents rather...

'lvextend -l %FREE' resizing to the number of free extents rather than adding them to the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 4, 5, or 6.

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New and Changed Features for Red Hat Enterprise Linux . You may get the err...

New and Changed Features for Red Hat Enterprise Linux . You may get the error message "Insufficient free extents" when creating a logical volume when.

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New and Changed Features for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat . You may...

New and Changed Features for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat . You may get the error message "Insufficient free extents" when creating a logical.

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There's no problem on the LVM side. Use lvreduce to shrink a volume gr...

There's no problem on the LVM side. Use lvreduce to shrink a volume group; obviously, if there's a filesystem on it, you mustn't shrink it below.

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so some time ago I decided to make a clean set up of my Ubuntu ( LTS) insta...

so some time ago I decided to make a clean set up of my Ubuntu ( LTS) installtion using LVM. I have one Volume Group (ubuntu-vg).

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While adding a logical volume you might face an error as follows: Insuffici...

While adding a logical volume you might face an error as follows: Insufficient free extents (XXXX) in volume group VOLUMEGROUPNAME.

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I think thare is some roundings at work that cause your lvextend to fail. T...

I think thare is some roundings at work that cause your lvextend to fail. Try this: lvextend /dev/vg_webserver/lv_root -l+%FREE. The above.

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then verify if PhysicalExtents are allocated. pvdisplay. If no PE are alloc...

then verify if PhysicalExtents are allocated. pvdisplay. If no PE are allocated then it is safe to remove a partition from lvm. pvremove /part/to/be/.

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Turned out the problem was a usb port connection failure. Those were partit...

Turned out the problem was a usb port connection failure. Those were partitions from a usb hard disk. Will close the question with this answer.

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Logical volume already exists in volume group; Logical volume not found; In...

Logical volume already exists in volume group; Logical volume not found; Insufficient free extents in volume group; New size not larger than.

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/dev/sda2 8e Linux LVM vi) now that you have an enlarged PV, you've fr...

/dev/sda2 8e Linux LVM vi) now that you have an enlarged PV, you've free space available in your VG.

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Physical Segments Physical extent 0 to FREE Physical extent 0 to Logical vo...

Physical Segments Physical extent 0 to FREE Physical extent 0 to Logical volume /dev/vg_ssd/lv_videos Logical extents

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An extent is a contiguous area of storage reserved for a file in a file sys...

An extent is a contiguous area of storage reserved for a file in a file system, represented as a range. A file can consist of zero or more extents; one file fragment requires one From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ext4 – Linux filesystem (when the configuration enables extents – the default in Linux since version ).

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We can only extend a Logical Volume within the free space of the How much f...

We can only extend a Logical Volume within the free space of the How much free space we currently have within the Volume Group can be seen Logical volume /dev/turnkey/root Logical extents 0 to Physical.

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