If your nas supports ISCSI then you could carve your nas into luns and use them to expand your lvm volume. If your nas doesn't support ISCSI then I don't know of a way you can merge the two together. You must end up with a single filesystem as BackupPC uses hard links and these cannot span multiple filesystems.
On Sep 30, 2010 1:30 PM, "Leif Gunnar Einmo" <leif.gunnar AT einmo DOT no> wrote: > I have seeked the forum for a solution, but couldn't find it :(
> > I have a running BackupPc that have around 400 Gb of data 90 % loaded. > Now i'm in need to axpand the the storage with a NAS as the server is full. > I have mounted the NAS as /mnt/nas over a Gb NIC and have access to the
> space there. > The BackupPc server is running on 6 * 146Gb disks in raid on a LWM. > > Anyone that could help me how to expand this LWM withe the space on the > NAS? if possible.... >
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