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If you are resizing or changing your disk, we want to let you know that it may take time based on the following factors: | If you are resizing or changing your disk, we want to let you know that it may take time based on the following factors: | ||
| − | + | *Total size of disk and size of disk to add/remove. | |
| − | Total size of disk and size of disk to add/remove. | + | *Number of stored files in disk |
| − | + | *Possible logical disk errors (problems with inode logical structure of the file system, etc..) | |
| − | Number of stored files in disk | + | |
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| − | Possible logical disk errors (problems with inode logical structure of the file system, etc..) | + | |
Before running the process, remember that your server will NOT be operative to avoid inconsistencies in disk, it cannot be accessed while performing. | Before running the process, remember that your server will NOT be operative to avoid inconsistencies in disk, it cannot be accessed while performing. | ||
| − | + | ==Resize length estimation== | |
If you want an estimate of how long it can take to complete the process, we recommend you perform a check disk first. Usually the resize takes 3-5 times what a check disk takes. | If you want an estimate of how long it can take to complete the process, we recommend you perform a check disk first. Usually the resize takes 3-5 times what a check disk takes. | ||
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You can run a check disk as follows: | You can run a check disk as follows: | ||
| − | Linux | + | ===Linux=== |
| + | ''ATA disks'' | ||
| + | fsck -f /dev/hdXXX | ||
| + | Where XXX is the device number you want to check. | ||
| − | Windows | + | ''SATA, SAS and SSD disks'' |
| + | fsck -f /dev/sdXXX | ||
| + | Where XXX is the device number you want to check. | ||
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| + | ===Windows=== | ||
| + | chkdsk /f | ||
Once you launch the resize, you can contact our support team (phone, chat, or ticket) and ask about the current status and a time estimate of completion. | Once you launch the resize, you can contact our support team (phone, chat, or ticket) and ask about the current status and a time estimate of completion. | ||
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Revisión del 20:04 19 abr 2016
If you are resizing or changing your disk, we want to let you know that it may take time based on the following factors:
- Total size of disk and size of disk to add/remove.
- Number of stored files in disk
- Possible logical disk errors (problems with inode logical structure of the file system, etc..)
Before running the process, remember that your server will NOT be operative to avoid inconsistencies in disk, it cannot be accessed while performing.
Resize length estimation
If you want an estimate of how long it can take to complete the process, we recommend you perform a check disk first. Usually the resize takes 3-5 times what a check disk takes.
You can run a check disk as follows:
Linux
ATA disks
fsck -f /dev/hdXXX
Where XXX is the device number you want to check.
SATA, SAS and SSD disks
fsck -f /dev/sdXXX
Where XXX is the device number you want to check.
Windows
chkdsk /f
Once you launch the resize, you can contact our support team (phone, chat, or ticket) and ask about the current status and a time estimate of completion.
