partition resize
Change the size of an application partition.
Syntax
partition resize -slot <number> -size <bytes> {-partition <name> | -all} [-force]
| Argument(s) | Shortcut | Description |
|---|---|---|
| -all | -a | Resize all partitions on the backup HSM. |
| -force | -f | Force the action without prompting for confirmation. |
| -partition <name> | -par | The name of the affected partition. |
| -size <bytes> | -si | The desired size (in bytes) of the partition. |
| -slot <number> | -sl | The slot where the partition is located. |
Example
To see information about a partition/slot, go to that slot using slot set and then use the partition showinfo command.
lunacm:>partition archive list -slot 2
HSM Storage Information for slot 2:
Total HSM Storage Space: 16252928
Used HSM Storage Space: 206732
Free HSM Storage Space: 16046196
Allowed Partitions: 20
Number Of Partitions: 3
Partition list for slot 2
Number of partition: 2
Name: backup1 Total Storage Size: 132Used Storage Size: 0
Free Storage Size: 132
Number Of Objects: 0
Name: backup2
Total Storage Size: 132
Used Storage Size: 0
Free Storage Size: 132
Number Of Objects: 0
Command Result : No Error
lunacm:>slot set slot 2
Current Slot Id: 2 (Luna G5 6.10.9 (PED) Backup Device)
Command Result : No Error
lunacm:>hsm login
Please attend to the PED.
Command Result : No Error
lunacm:>partition resize -slot 2 -size 100000 -partition backup1
This command will resize the user partition(s).
Are you sure you wish to continue?
Type 'proceed' to continue, or 'quit' to quit now ->proceed
Command Result : No Error
lunacm:>partition archive list -slot 2
HSM Storage Information for slot 2:
Total HSM Storage Space: 16252928
Used HSM Storage Space: 306600
Free HSM Storage Space: 15946328
Allowed Partitions: 20
Number Of Partitions: 3
Partition list for slot 2
Number of partition: 2
Name: backup1 Total Storage Size: 100000Used Storage Size: 0
Free Storage Size: 100000
Number Of Objects: 0
Name: backup2
Total Storage Size: 132
Used Storage Size: 0
Free Storage Size: 132
Number Of Objects: 0
Command Result : No Error
