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Chapter 13. Increasing the size of an XFS file system
As a system administrator, you can increase the size of an XFS file system to make a complete use of a larger storage capacity.
It is not currently possible to decrease the size of XFS file systems.
13.1. Increasing the size of an XFS file system with xfs_growfs
This procedure describes how to grow an XFS file system using the xfs_growfs
utility.
Prerequisites
- Ensure that the underlying block device is of an appropriate size to hold the resized file system later. Use the appropriate resizing methods for the affected block device.
- Mount the XFS file system.
Procedure
While the XFS file system is mounted, use the
xfs_growfs
utility to increase its size:# xfs_growfs file-system -D new-size
- Replace file-system with the mount point of the XFS file system.
With the
-D
option, replace new-size with the desired new size of the file system specified in the number of file system blocks.To find out the block size in kB of a given XFS file system, use the
xfs_info
utility:# xfs_info block-device ... data = bsize=4096 ...
-
Without the
-D
option,xfs_growfs
grows the file system to the maximum size supported by the underlying device.
Additional resources
-
xfs_growfs(8)
man page on your system.