Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Re: [BLUG] How to utilize these unused spaces?

Yes!

Here is the page I've used to do this before:

http://tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/extendlv.html

Hope this helps,
-Thomas

On Wed, Oct 5, 2011 at 12:58 PM, Shei, Shing-Shong <shei@cs.indiana.edu> wrote:
Hi,

I have a lvm2 system that's currently not utilizing all available disk space as shown in the following pvs output:

# pvs
  PV         VG      Fmt  Attr PSize   PFree  
  /dev/sdb1  pool_vg lvm2 a-   931.51g 118.26g
  /dev/sdc1  pool_vg lvm2 a-   931.51g      0
  /dev/sdd1  pool_vg lvm2 a-   931.51g 528.00m
  /dev/sde1  pool_vg lvm2 a-   931.51g 150.26g
  /dev/sdf1  pool_vg lvm2 a-   931.51g 150.26g

Is it possible to incorporate the free spaces into the existing logical volume?

Thanks,
Shing-Shong

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[BLUG] How to utilize these unused spaces?

Hi,

I have a lvm2 system that's currently not utilizing all available disk space as shown in the following pvs output:

# pvs
  PV         VG      Fmt  Attr PSize   PFree  
  /dev/sdb1  pool_vg lvm2 a-   931.51g 118.26g
  /dev/sdc1  pool_vg lvm2 a-   931.51g      0
  /dev/sdd1  pool_vg lvm2 a-   931.51g 528.00m
  /dev/sde1  pool_vg lvm2 a-   931.51g 150.26g
  /dev/sdf1  pool_vg lvm2 a-   931.51g 150.26g

Is it possible to incorporate the free spaces into the existing logical volume?

Thanks,
Shing-Shong

Friday, September 23, 2011

[BLUG] [OT] Stuff for Sale

I'm cleaning out my computer room of things I don't use much anymore.

I'm mostly looking to sell, but there are things I might be willing to
trade for:
* 400+ MHz Alpha workstation since both of my alphas died :(
* DECstation 5000 since mine died as well


Location: Bloomington, IN 47408.

Terms:
* Unless noted, everything worked the last time I turned it on
* Cash only for local pickup
* Paypal for shipped items + actual shipping costs

SUN
---

* Sun Ultra 5 $75
333 MHz UltraSPARC IIi, 256M RAM, CDROM, Floppy, No ATA HD

* Sun 501-2520 $10
75MHz SuperSPARC II MBus Card

* Sun Type 5 Keyboard 320-1073-01 $5
No cable & Missing keycaps: Right arrow, whatever is right of
'compose'
and whatver is below 'open'

* Sony CDU-8012 SCSI CD-ROM (50 pin) $10
Apparent Sun part number 370-1312; Caddy Load


IBM
---
* IBM RS/6000 43p 7248 $35
133MHz PPC 604, 96M RAM, 2.2G SCSI Disk, CD-ROM


Digital
-------
* Digital VT-420 [will not ship] $50
Amber, No Keyboard, MMJ connectors only

* Digital VT-220 [will not ship] $50
Green, With Keyboard

* Digital BCC08 Console Cable $10
Used with a MicroVAX II console

* DECserver 200/MC $25
8 db25 ports, photocopy of the manual in binder

* VAX C 3.0 Manuals $5
Run-Time Library Reference, Guide to VAX C

* RA82 User Guide $2

* StorageWorks SBB w/o Drive $10 each
2x SCA Interface (DS-RZ1CB-VW)
4x 68-pin Interface (3x RZ28M-VW, 1x RZ28D-VW)
4x 50-pin Interface (3x RZ28M-VA, 1x RZ29B-VA)

Apple
-----
* Apple BNC Cable $1
Labeled "<<-/->>" on each end, Part 590-0540-A

* Apple DB9 Cable $1
Part 590-0197-A

* Nuvotech TurboNet Transceiver (2x) $10
Phone Net, with terminating resistor

* Farallon PhoneNET Plus Transceiver $5
No terminating resistor

Networking
----------
* Motorola SURFboard Cable Modem $10

* Xircom CreditCard Ethernet Adapter IIps $5
PS-CE2-10

* 3Com Megahertz 10/100 LAN PC card $5
3CCFE574BT

* Accton ISA 10Base-T Ethernet (2x) $5 ea
Plug-and-play

* 3Com 3C595-TX PCI 10/100 Ethernet $5

* 3Com 3C905-TX PCI 10/100 Ethernet $5

* Realtek 8029AS PCI Ethernet $5
Twisted Pair & BNC connectors

* Cisco Catalyst 1900 24-port 10BaseT Switch $15
Some cosmetic damage

* 10Base-T AUI tranceivers (10x) $5 each
12" cord


PC Stuff
--------
* NEC CDR-512 SCSI CD-ROM (50 pin) (2x) $5 ea
6x according to the web; Caddy Load; Cannot be used to boot Sun
boxes

* Sony CDU-561 SCSI CD-ROM (50 pin) $5
No Face Plate; Caddy Load; May work for Sun boot, depends on PROM
version

* 6' DB25 M-M Cable $5
Black/green dot; probably scsi cable

* Quick Shot Skyhawk Joystick $5
PC Compat, 15 pin.

* Mustek Matador 105 Handheld Scanner w/ISA Interface card $5

* 10' Printer cable $5

* Adaptec AVA-1505Ae ISA SCSI Card $5
db25 external connector (only); solder pads for internal 50-pin

* Adaptec AVA-2902E PCI SCSI Card $5
db25 external connector (only); solder pads for internal 50-pin

* Mitsumi ISA CDROM Interface Card $5

* GVC PCI Modem $5
model 5-1156/R2F

* Turtle Beach TB400 PCI Sound card $5

* Creative Technology Audio PCI CT5803 $5

* Trident TVGA 8800CS ISA Video card $3
Supports VGA and TTL output

* PS/2 3-button Mouse (w/o scroll wheel) (3x) $3

* PS/2 2-button Mouse (w/o scroll wheel) (2x) $3

* PC Serial Mouse (3 button) $3

* Industrial Computer Source PC-73 $15
8-bit ISA card; Software (5.25") & Manual
Looks like 8 channels of 12-bit A/D for thermocouples

Other
-----
* Serial to RJ45 adapter $5
DB25 (3x), DB9 (1x)

* 8" Floppy Disks $25
2x Verbatim Unformatted 1S/1D
5x Tandy Unformatted 1S/1D
15x IBM Previously Formatted "Diskette2" 2D?

* Logical Devices Prompro-XP Serial connection $10
Memory and Logic programmer; No software; Unknown condition; UV oven

* HP HIL->PS/2 Keyboard Adapter Module $10
With 12" HIL cable and PS/2 Keyboard/Mouse ports

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Monday, September 19, 2011

[BLUG] [OT] Anyone have an Alpha collecting dust?

Over the last week or so I've been powering up my old machines in
preparation for rearranging them and to my dismay both of my DEC Alpha
machines have bit the dust :(

Does anyone have either an alpha workstation or smallish server that's
capable of running VMS that they'd be willing to trade for a Sun Ultra
5? The sun needs a hard drive, but its bog-standard ATA.

I'm probably going to part out the Alphas since I'm stumped on how to
get them working again. One is a PWS 500au (21164A @ 500MHz, 192M,
Miata MX5, qlogic scsi controller, powerstorm 3D30, cdrom) and the other
is an AlphaServer 1000A (21064 @ 266MHz, 256M, lots of empty
storageworks cans, onboard scsi & video, DAT, cdrom), so if anyone needs
parts...

I'm also looking to replace my DECstation 5000/120 which also failed,
but since its a power supply issue I might be able to modify an ATX
supply to do the trick.

On the plus side, my VAXes came up ok, so I'm not VMS-less!


Brian


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Wednesday, August 31, 2011

[BLUG] Celebrate 20 Years of Linux at Ohio LinuxFest!

The premier Linux event in the Mid-West USA will run Sept. 9 through
Sept. 11 in Columbus, Ohio, and registration
<http://www.ohiolinux.org/registration> is now open to all.
Keynoters include Cathy Malmrose, Bradley Kuhn, and Jon 'maddog' Hall.
There is an extensive Medical track focusing on the use of Open Source
in various aspects of medicine, training from the Ohio LinuxFest
Institute, and a great slate of presentations. Register now and reserve
your place.

As always, we have a "Enthusiast" category for those short on funds. If
you pre-register at the Web site, you can join us free of charge.
Walk-ins will be charged a small fee.
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Thursday, August 18, 2011

[BLUG] OT: Need AGP/PCI video card -- 128MB+

Doing a charity update/upgrade on an old box, and could use a decent
video card to replace the old 64MB that's in it. Something like an
nVidia FX5200 would be ideal. Would prefer nVidia for Linux compatibility.

--
Mark Warner
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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

[BLUG] Invitation to connect on LinkedIn

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